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How to create an interface using a .NET application for C ++?

I wrote all the code for the application in C ++. This is standard C ++ written using Visual Studio 2010.

I want to create a GUI using .NET. Is it possible? Thank!

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There are many options, here are a few from the top of the head:

  • Wrap C ++ code in a Windows DLL, invoke C ++ code from .NET using P / Invoke.

  • Wrap C ++ code in a com object, .NET can directly use com objects.

  • Wrap C ++ code inside some type of managed C ++ shell (C ++ / CLI), loading and using this new assembly in the .NET GUI.

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, Expression Studio, WPF. P/Invoke GUI, .NET.

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You can interop interact with unmanaged code and have your own graphical interface written in managed code, but overall it will not be a great developer experience.

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