2008/9/10
This sounds like the error you get when trying to use a native 32-bit DLL in a 64-bit (or vice-versa) .NET process.
Thanks, I have thought about this. I use WinXP x86 and /MACHINE:X86 in my Visual Studio projects. In addtition, this assumption fails to explain the fact that working of the DLL depend on the using of the Boost headers.
-- Best regards, Ilya Chumakov mailto:aidforsoft@mail.ru
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I'm using following solution: __dllimport on function, i want to use into .NET application. Than declare static method of class in .NET with atribute "dllimport(dllname,methodname)" (exact syntax lookup in documentation (such as msdn)). I have some troubles with marshaling of string from .net application to C++. .NET has very strange behaviour with marshaling strings - as i undestood, NET converts string to ASCII-string, if string doesn't have any symbol with ASCII-code greater than 127, and to unicode strings in other case. There are two solutions: To write COM, COM+, or DCOM component, and use interopt techniques on .NET. In this case .NET generates interopt's object and .NET class for COM component opaque. This means, your task looks like that: Write dll / COM, than using it as described bellow. Sorry for my english.