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first there was only c code, i added a c++ file and class and used that c code function within my c++ class.
Now i am creating cli wrapper class for my mixed c/c++ code:

my 'c' code:
header file : "Code.h"
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#pragma once
extern "C"
{
 int perfomtask(int argc,char** argv);

class testclass
{
    public :
        void begintask(int argc, char **argv);
}; 
}


code file "code.c"
C#
#include "Code.h"
int perfomtask(int argc, char **argv){...}


my cplusplus code file:

C#
#include "code.h"

void testclass::begintask(int argc, char **argv)
{
     perfomtask(argc,argv);
}


now i have tested the working of the above with this main class
C#
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
    testclass obj1;
    obj1.begintask(argc,argv);
    return 0;

}



now that's about my c/c++ mixed code
now here's my cli wrapper code
header file=
C#
using namespace System;

namespace wrapclass
{
    public ref class wrapclass
    {
    public :
        wrapclass();
        ~wrapclass();
        void mynativeclass(int argc,char**argv);
        int argc;
        char** argv;
    private:
        testclass *ptestclass;
    };
}


code file=
C#
wrapclass::wrapclass::wrapclass()
{
    ptestclass = new testclass();
}

wrapclass::wrapclass::~wrapclass()
{
    delete ptestclass;
}
void wrapclass::wrapclass::mynativeclass(int argc,char** argv)
{
    ptestclass->begintask(argc,argv);

}

now i am getting
error :
error LNK2028: unresolved token (0A00032E) "extern "C" int __cdecl perfomtask(int,char * *)referenced in function "public: void __thiscall testclass::begintask(int,char * *)" could someone help me out on this one any explanation would be appreciated.
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Richard MacCutchan 7-May-15 8:20am    
Have you built the C code with the C++ code?
RajneeshSaysHello 7-May-15 8:25am    
yes it is building fine
RajneeshSaysHello 7-May-15 8:27am    
the only problem is where to declare performtask() function so that it is visible to both cli linker and c++ linker after complie.
Richard MacCutchan 7-May-15 8:53am    
I'm not sure as I don't do mixed mode. I can only assume that pure C code does not build properly under /CLI

1 solution

Check that in the linker option for common language runtime is not set to pure.
If it is set to '/clr:pure' the linker will produce MSIL code without any native executable code.
It should be set to '/clr'to allow for Mixed (Native and Managed) Assemblies.
See here[^] and here[^].
 
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RajneeshSaysHello 13-May-15 1:47am    
i put the .obj file reference in the linker additional dependencies option now the liker is able to find the function without any error.

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