How to call a C# library from Native C++ (using C++\CLI and IJW) I am thinking it would be best to set up a library that is perhaps a CLR wrapper that uses IJW to call my C# dll on the behalf of native C++ and C code Specifics: I need to pass values of string as well as int to a C# dll from c++ code, and return void Relevance: Many companies have many excuses to mix and match C++, C and C# Performance
IJW: Birdy (1984) : r Ijustwatched - Reddit IJW: Birdy (1984) Please be aware that this entire post is possibly a spoiler of an entire subplot main plot and definitely a spoiler of some scenes So I just got done with Birdy, and I am dying to know if anyone else saw the subplot at play that I saw
IJW: Blackberry (2023). Problem is theres only a minute in a . . . - Reddit Yeh it's true but looking at the built up maybe one can ignore that! There are other flaws too had they not mentioned it's a fictionalization of real events at the beginning otherwise you could really understand the artificiality created only to make an engrossing story line especially toward the end
IJW: Places Ive Called My Own (2023) : r Ijustwatched - Reddit Hypnotic (2023) R Control is an illusion A detective becomes entangled in a mystery involving his missing daughter and a secret government program while investigating a string of reality-bending crimes
. net - IJW: managed proxy struct - Stack Overflow I am working on porting some C++ code to managed NET I will need to retain some C++ code in native form and am trying to use an IJW approach to it I know it's possible to declare an unmanaged struct so that it will get correctly marshaled to NET code, but the C++ compiler doesn't seem to do it