Methods change when exporting dll

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Anyone knows why methods from a ref class written in CLI actually get "remodeled" when you import the dll in c# ?

C++

ManagedFoo FOONET::ManagedFoo::divide(ManagedFoo % ac_OtherFoo)

gets changed in :

C++

void divide(ref FOONET.ManagedFoo value, FOONET.ManagedFoo ac_OtherFoo)

the first is in my wrapper class and after that I compile a dll and when I import the dll in C# I get the second...I am lost...

Posted 21-Mar-12 3:50am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Mar-12 16:02pm

Not clear. "Gets changes" by what?
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S@53K^S · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-21T05:19:00

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I guess that is due to the language interoperability.I believe that the first one is written in C++ style,so when it comes to C# style of passing parameters it changes accordingly

Posted 21-Mar-12 5:19am

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m0rTu 21-Mar-12 11:46am

ok...i kind of get that...but how do I actually call that function ? and actually get a ManagedFoo instance back ?

S@53K^S 3-Apr-12 10:05am

You have to pass the native types into that .So you have to write a little bit of un-managed code.