he purpose of this code is to show how to write interop code using native C++ and C++/CLI. It also shows how using a managed *.dll that the same code can be accessed and used from any other CLR language.has passed the test.




File list:
ExampleInterop
.............\ManagedDll
.............\..........\Debug
.............\..........\app.ico

.............\..........\app.rc
.............\..........\AssemblyInfo.cpp
.............\..........\ManagedDll.cpp
.............\..........\ManagedDll.h
.............\..........\ManagedDll.log
.............\..........\ManagedDll.vcxproj
.............\..........\ManagedDll.vcxproj.filters
.............\..........\ManagedDll.vcxproj.user
.............\..........\ReadMe.txt
.............\..........\resource.h
.............\..........\Stdafx.cpp
.............\..........\Stdafx.h
.............\NativeDll
.............\.........\Debug
.............\.........\INativeDelegate.cpp
.............\.........\NativeDll.hpp
.............\.........\NativeDll.log
.............\.........\NativeDll.vcxproj
.............\.........\NativeDll.vcxproj.filters
.............\.........\NativeDll.vcxproj.user
.............\.........\NativeFunction.cpp
.............\TestInterop
.............\...........\Debug
.............\...........\app.ico

.............\...........\app.rc
.............\...........\AssemblyInfo.cpp
.............\...........\Form1.h
.............\...........\Form1.resX
.............\...........\ReadMe.txt
.............\...........\resource.h
.............\...........\stdafx.cpp
.............\...........\stdafx.h
.............\...........\TestInterop.cpp
.............\...........\TestInterop.log
.............\...........\TestInterop.vcxproj
.............\...........\TestInterop.vcxproj.filters
.............\...........\TestInterop.vcxproj.user
.............\ExampleInterop.sln