How to call the dll mfc in wpf?

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There is now a combination of others written MFC OSG 3D controls, I want to call in wpf show it, but can not find methods. I hope there is a case in point.

Posted 19-Mar-14 4:33am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Mar-14 12:00pm

Where did you get such idea? :-)
—SA

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2014-03-19T06:00:00

There is no such concept as "call a DLL". You can only call some function/method/property/procedure/subroutine/operator. You can use some native DLLs in .NET via P/Invoke, read about it. Another good option is using C++/CLI, mixed mode (managed + unmanaged which you can freely combine with this language).

I did not provide any detail, because you will hardly need them at this point. Using any part of MFC UI in WPF it totally and hopelessly useless. Moreover, it is useless in any .NET solution. My best advice would be: forget about it and never remember again. Explaining why would be too long and too boring.

—SA