How can I insert C code into C++/CLI code?

问题

I have some files written in C that I want to insert into my .NET C++/CLI code.

This C code is huge and has not been written by me, so it would be a hard task to me 'translating' all the code. How can I insert this code and call the functions I need without any compatibility problems?

I used to think that, if C++/CLI is definitely C++ and C is compatible with C++, there is no problem to insert C code into C++/CLI code. But I've read about something called extern "C", which made me change my mind.

How can I insert the code into my project, preferably in another file?

Thank you in advance.

回答1:

C++ can run C code without modifications. The only difference is the way the names of functions and variables are encoded. The process is called name mangling.

Just enclose your C code (headers and source) in a extern "C" block:

extern "C" {
   ... (C code)
}

All C code must be written in such a block. This tells C++ compiler how to treat function and variable names. Read more about extern "C" here.

回答2:

What Mario is writing is correct. I am just modifying his example below. Just add all the header file declaration like below and compile you code to use all the function declared in c into your C++ application. Also include c libraries into your make file as well.

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

 //declare your header file here
   #include "your c header file"
  void foo(int i);//your c function

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48682152/how-can-i-insert-c-code-into-c-cli-code

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