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Discount for my course: High Performance Coding with .NET Core and C#

Contents tagged with Interoperability

Referencing an F# library from C# on .NET Core

Aaaand a post again, which will be deprecated at some point: currently using both F# and C# in a .net core solution is possible, but needs some workaround. Here I describe how you can do it

Posted on July 03, 2016
Tags: F# , C# , .NET , ASP.NET Core , Interoperability

Working with .net core - my summary after 6 months with ASP.NET Core on a side project

I have a side project which I started at the beginning of this year. One of the top goals of this project is to learn new things and i'm still at the beginning of this, but I already have many things working.

Posted on June 27, 2016
Tags: C# , F# , Interoperability , .NET , ASP.NET Core

Passing data from C# to cross-compilable C++ via Windows Runtime

This post shows how to pass data from C# code to a portable, pure C++ layer via the Windows Runtime. This can be interesting to people who write portable C++ libraries, especially for mobile platforms.

Posted on December 08, 2014
Tags: C++ , C# , Interoperability , Windows Runtime

Marshalling Jagged Arrays from CLR to Native

This week I was working on some stuff where I calculated some values in C# and I wanted to send it to a native C++ layer to use the values there. The data was originally stored in a Dictionary<int List<long>>. As soon as I realised that I want to work with this in C++ it was clear that the Dictinary and the List classes are not the best, so instead of the C# collections I used a C# jagged array and I hoped that the framework can marshal it automatically. Well I was naive…

Posted on August 02, 2014
Tags: C# , C++ , .NET , Interoperability