问题
I have a program written in C++ with a main function that calls a bunch of other C++ classes/functions.
I am new to C++ (been a python programmer), so I'm wondering - What are the steps I need to follow to be able to export this as a DLL that is importable from a C# program? Any suggestions?
回答1:
If you want your C++ classes to be usable in a C# application you will need to use COM or target the CLR in your C++ program (i.e., use C++/CLI).
If you simply have some functions in the C++ DLL that you want to call from C# that take POD type arguments then declare each function as extern "C" to avoid name mangling and use the DLLImport attribute to import the function. PInvoke.net is a great resource here.
回答2:
If you are only exporting plain functions, not classes, you can p/invoke them. if ypu really need the classes, you have to write your project as a C++/CLI and reference it in your c# project like any other .NET assembly.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8333159/exporting-c-code-as-a-dll-and-import-using-c