问题
I asked this question yesterday about using the Cygwin compiler to produce a C++ DLL that can be used by .NET: Using C++ app in .NET
The solution was to compile the C++ application using Visual C++ rather than Cygwin i.e. I was able to call a C++ function from .NET.
Why am I able to do this in Visual C++ and not Cygwin? The code can be found in my linked question. Here is a screen shot of Dependancy Walker for the Visual C++ DLL in case it helps answer my question:
回答1:
Name mangling schemes are different in gcc/mingw/cygwin and msvs. You'll have to use the pure-C interface if you want to share DLLs between compilers.
Alternatively, you could use .def files as is described in the bottom answer to this question: How to use libraries compiled with MingW in MSVC?
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15173692/use-c-dll-in-net