How To Build an Assembly that Exposes Win32 APIs and Native COM Objects

dmihailescu

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Make managed and unmanaged calls into a DLL library

adsauthentication_src.zip
- ADSAuthentication
  - ADSAuthentication.sln
  - ADSAuthentication
    - ADSAuthenticate.cpp
    - ADSAuthenticate.h
    - ADSAuthenticate.rgs
    - ADSAuthentication.cpp
    - ADSAuthentication.def
    - ADSAuthentication.idl
    - ADSAuthentication.rc
    - ADSAuthentication.rgs
    - ADSAuthentication.vcproj
    - dlldatax.c
    - dlldatax.h
    - DllExportAPI.h
    - ManagedAuthentication.cpp
    - ManagedAuthentication.h
    - resource.h
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
  - ManagedTests
    - ManagedTests.csproj
    - Program.cs
    - Properties
      - AssemblyInfo.cs
  - NativeTests
    - NativeTests.cpp
    - NativeTests.vcproj
    - stdafx.cpp
    - stdafx.h
adsauthentication.zip
- ADSAuthentication.dll
- ADSAuthentication.tlb
- ManagedTests.exe
- NativeTests.exe

#ifdef AUTHORIZATION_EXPORTS
#define AUTHORIZATION_API __declspec(dllexport)
#else
#define AUTHORIZATION_API __declspec(dllimport)
#endif

extern "C" AUTHORIZATION_API BOOL _stdcall IsUserAuthorized(wchar_t* szDomain,  wchar_t* szUser, wchar_t* szPassword);

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dmihailescu

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Decebal Mihailescu is a software engineer with interest in .Net, C# and C++.

How To Build an Assembly that Exposes Win32 APIs and Native COM Objects

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