C # using classes in C + +

[klite]

With MS Visual Studio 2008 I have created a map of project.Maps contains 2 Projects. Project containing classes written in C + + and the other class written in C #. To avoid this i have written all the codes in C + +, C #, I searched for possibility of existing call of classes from C + + code in my C #. Thank you in advance for your answers.

[Zecho]

If you use the .Net version of C++ you can just reference the library and all your classes can be used.It seems that if you compile your C + + code as a library (static or dynamic) you can use code that is there in C #.

[Walby]

Your project compiles C + + in a DLL. If you just want to make function calls but not handle classes from C #, through the PInvoke. Otherwise, if you want to manipulate classes, you can 1) Make your classes C + + COM component 2) Create a simple wrapper in C + + / CLI class that encapsulates your C + +.

[Aberto]

In C++, a structure is a class is members and base classes are public by default. In C# UtilityClass.MethodA() defines static class that is named UtilityClass that has a public method named MethodA.Use P / Invoke requires that the code is compiled into a DLL C (detail which is important), then you must create a C interface to your code.