Calling C# from C

Question

Has anyone worked on calling a C# module from C module. I tried searching on internet but didn't find good examples. Though lot of sites say something like using COM interop but couldn't find a proper example or article explaining it though. If someone can help me on this, it would be great Thanks, Sveerap JavaScript questions and answers, JavaScript questions pdf, JavaScript question bank, JavaScript questions and answers pdf, mcq on JavaScript pdf, JavaScript questions and solutions, JavaScript mcq Test , Interview JavaScript questions, JavaScript Questions for Interview, JavaScript MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)

Answer 1

There is more than just COM interop if you want to call into managed code from C or C++. The are also the following lesser known methods (taken from MSDN FAQ): How do I call a .NET assembly from native Visual C++? There are basically four methods to call .NET assembly from native VC++ code: CLR Hosting API: Native VC++ module calls CLR Hosting APIs to host CLR, load and call the .NET assembly (sample code: CppHostCLR). COM Interop: If the .NET assembly can be exposed as a COM component, native VC++ module can call into the .NET assembly through .NET – COM interop (sample code: CppCOMClient). Reverse PInvoke: The managed code calls native code passing a delegate that the native code can call back (sample code: CSPInvokeDll). C++/CLI: If the module containing native VC++ code is allowed to enable CLR, the native VC++ code can call .NET assembly directly (sample code: Consuming C# Library in native C or C++ using C++/CLI)