Hi,
I've seen plenty of examples of calling C++ or C code in dlls from C#.
I want to be able to call C# methods etc from C code in much the same way as C++ can be called from C.
Many thanks
Mike
Calling C# DLL from C code
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Calling C# DLL from C code
StevenPo
Alan,
Many thanks for your reply. I never thought about turning the C# into a COM object so thanks for the pointer. I have downloaded the book and now the hard part starts :-)
Cheers
Mike
Vby
the only way I believe you could do it would be to wrap your C# code into a C# COM object. Then your client can access the component as you would a regular COM object. You can go to http://www.apress.com/free/ and download the free book "COM and .NET Interoperability". It goes over going form C# to C++ and vice versa.
Regards
Alan