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• where is the part2 ?

  Posted by Legacy on 10/29/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: ashish ranjan

  where is the part2 ?

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• Why write a DLL function to add two integers?

  Posted by Legacy on 09/24/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Synn

  Why write a DLL function to add two integers? Use the + operator for this!

  j/k :)
  

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• object access from c#

  Posted by Legacy on 09/05/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: stephen barrett

  thank you a concise article - this style is preferable to the drawn out discussions I usually come across.

  A quick question: Can one instantiate unmanaged objects from c#? I beleive the only way is via managed c++ but it would be useful if you could confirm or persuade to the contrary?

  regards,

  Stephen.

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• Informative

  Posted by Legacy on 08/14/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: adesai

  I don't directly deal with DLL's and exposing function..so i skipped most of the code and just read the text.....this article turned out to be pretty informative.......

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• HOw to use it

  Posted by Legacy on 07/30/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Jai

  Can i Just copy an dcompile this code and It will work. If not what are the steps I need to follow.

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• minor syntax error, or am I an idiot?

  Posted by Legacy on 07/16/2001 12:00am

  Originally posted by: matt

  "...Once you've done this, you can then call it like any other normal C# function:

  x=5;
  y=7;
  z=sum(x,y); // x will receive 12 "

  This is some of the first code you explain in the tutorial and your comment for the last line "x will recieve 12"

  did you mean to write "Z will recieve 12"??
  How embarrassing if I'm wrong.

  
  Thanks, I will one day be at the level where your tutorial will help me directly, for now most of it is well over my head.

  Matt.

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