Yes, resiprocate built
on windows is unmanaged code.
I have successfully
created a test application for C# that uses the resip library. To translate
the functionality from resiprocate to my C# app a separate DLL was created with
a C-style header function that can access the required resiprocate code. This
obviously has its drawbacks, just one example of how this can be done.
-justin
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Subject: Re: [reSIProcate] unmanaged
dll static function help
By the way, to make it clear, the intention is to use unmanaged c++
reSIProcate.dll at managed c#.net environment, and how to use the static
functions which are prohibited at dllimport/dllexport...
heather jiang
<heather37j@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Anyone has the case of using the reSIProcate dll at .NET
application. I found that :
1. reSIProcate dlls is unmanaged dll and needs a wrapper to be
recognized/used at c#.net code.--Is it true?
2. However, if it is the case, all static functions are not
transferrable by dllimport/export.
Could anybody help with this?
Justin Matthews
<jmatthewsr@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
To build on windows open
reSIProcate_7_1.sln using Visual C++ 7.1 or higher.
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