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What you want is managed C++, also called C++/CLI by Microsoft. That lets you write C++ code that produces .NET assemblies. This is kind of an advanced thing, though. Depends on how much of a newbie you are to C++ and .NET.
Hi Folks,
I am a newbee and I was wondering if it is possible link in C++ code into a C# wrapper that will run under the 3.0 SDK? This is possible on a standard PC and I assume it's possible here but have not found any documentation to verify this. Thanks.
July 9, 2010 2:33 AM
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