Ive been playing around with a dot net dll and its has got me thinking , I wrote a small dos program in C++ and it would be cool if I could get to the functions from max script ,so here are my questions;
If I was to take out the main functions and compile them into a dll could I get max to read the functions from that dll.
Do I have to complie it as a dotnet project or can i just use a C++ dll.
And can a dot net dll be wrote in C++ as most of the dll files I have found use C#.
Thanks for reading an di hope you can help.
C++/CLI implements the CLR, ya? I’ve used VB .net and C# dlls. I just compiled them as a ‘class library’ and it worked like a treat. I have to imagine this would work the same in C++ as long as it is a .net 2.0 flavor.
Thanks for the reply I think i will give it a go