[Mono-list] Pure wrapper calling native code
Maser, Dan
Dan.Maser at inin.com
Thu Aug 5 13:49:21 EDT 2010
It's possible if you own the source to the unmanaged DLL can make ports to the desired operating systems. My project makes heave use of both managed C# and unmanaged C++ dlls, and the C++ dlls I compile for both windows and linux.
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Aren't native / unmanaged DLLs Windows only? If that's the case, then it's
not possible.
Brendon Chung wrote:
>
> I currently have a program written in C# and running via Mono on my Mac.
>
> I need this program to access an unmanaged C++ dll.
>
> My first attempt at this was using the DllImport call, but the call always
> fails out for me. I'm now trying to write a managed C++ wrapper dll to
> bridge between my C# program and the unmanaged C++ dll.
>
> My question is: is this even possible? In order to be Mac-compatible, I
> need to compile my C++ wrapper with /clr:pure and /nodefaultlib. But after
> some research, it seems that /clr:pure precludes the possibility of
> importing/using any unmanaged code.
>
> So, is a wrapper feasible, or is DllImport the only way to go?
> --
> Brendon Chung
> www.blendogames.com
>
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