How to use the c# Invoke Boost

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How to use the c# Invoke Boost?

Posted 12-Jan-10 17:25pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-01-12T19:07:00

Why would you want to ? Boost is a C++ library. You'd use it in C++. If you wanted to use it in C#, you'd write a C++/CLI dll that could be called from C#, but unless you're working with C++ already, it seems like an odd way to do things. You'd get no direct access to Boost libraries, only access to managed methods you write, which could expose the functionality.

«_Superman_» · Answer 2 · 2010-01-12T19:32:00

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For C# to use any unmanaged template class or function, it has to exported via a DLL. And you cannot export a generic template class or function from a DLL. When exporting you have to specify a type. As you may have noticed, all template libraries available are in source code.

Posted 12-Jan-10 19:32pm

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