For example:
In c++ program cyclically reads data waiting for a specific event. As soon as this event occurs, a window should be displayed to select further actions on c# . Export c++ project to dll ? What other ways are there?
Ps is specifically in this example of using c++ to optimize work with files, and c# for the convenience of designing a window application.
- 2and the code on the sharpe that works with the file is so slow? - KoVadim
- Possible duplicate question: How to create a library in c ++ and connect it to a project in c #? - MSDN.WhiteKnight
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If you answer the question, there are several options: Managed C ++ ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2064103/interprocess-communication-between-c-sharp-and-c ) All kinds of IPC / RPC
In general, I would check the speed of the code in C #
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