Try to build a C++ dll with "Use managed extensions" (/clr) option.
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If it's only for extending the IDE, you could use JSFL as an
intermediate language. As described in
http://www.bit-101.com/blog/?p=585
Hope that is of any help to you.
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Michael Klishin wrote:
Lee McColl-Sylvester wrote:
My guess is no. The interface into a Win32 C dll is far different from
a compiled C# dll, which is in effect merely in an intermediate code.
Your best bet is to look to other Win32 dll compiling options if you
feel C or C++ are a little over yo
Lee McColl-Sylvester wrote:
My guess is no. The interface into a Win32 C dll is far different from
a compiled C# dll, which is in effect merely in an intermediate code.
Your best bet is to look to other Win32 dll compiling options if you
feel C or C++ are a little over your head. You could try
My guess is no. The interface into a Win32 C dll is far different from
a compiled C# dll, which is in effect merely in an intermediate code.
Your best bet is to look to other Win32 dll compiling options if you
feel C or C++ are a little over your head. You could try PureBasic or
Delphi which I am
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