Managed and Unmanaged Code in one DLL?

[Zak]

It would be nice to have one DLL that contains both my managed and my
unmanaged functions. I would like to be able to use the unmanaged parts
from C++ without a .NET Framework dependency too.

Is this at all possible?

Currently, I have one DLL with a bunch of C functions that I use from
unmanaged C++ programs. I have another DLL with a bunch of .NET classes
that I use from C# and VB.NET. I would like to have all of this
combined in a single DLL that doesn't require the .NET Framework when it
is used from C++.

Here's to hoping!
-Zak

 

[Fredrik Wahlgren]

It would be nice to have one DLL that contains both my managed and my
unmanaged functions. I would like to be able to use the unmanaged parts
from C++ without a .NET Framework dependency too.

Is this at all possible?

Currently, I have one DLL with a bunch of C functions that I use from
unmanaged C++ programs. I have another DLL with a bunch of .NET classes
that I use from C# and VB.NET. I would like to have all of this
combined in a single DLL that doesn't require the .NET Framework when it
is used from C++.

Here's to hoping!
-Zak

I think the .NET framework at least needs to be present even if you only
call unmanaged portions of your dll.
/Fredrik