I stumbled upon a tool that generates P/Invoke signatures for Microsoft's开发者_运维百科 own unmanaged DLLs: PInvoke Interop Assistant
Is there a similar tool that will generate P/Invoke signatures for third-party unmanaged DLLs?
Alternately, any way to feed a third-party DLL to PInvoke Interop Assistant
EDIT: Actual issue I am trying to resolve
Google quickly found http://www.pinvoker.com
(Wayback) (Compatiblity listed as VS2005, 2008, and 2010; it doesn't seem to have been updated to work with newer versions)
Microsoft's C++/CLI compiler can also do this, if you use /clr:safe
and #include
the header file, it will generate p/invoke code which you can extract with e.g. ILSpy (free) or Red Gate Reflector (used to be free).
I use PInvoke Interop Assistant for unmanaged DLLs by using the third tab in the UI, marked "SigImp Translate Snippet". Simply copy-and-paste your header into the "Native Code Snippet" window and press Generate (or turn on Auto Generate). As an illustration here's some code from a question of mine. Note that for some reason errors don't appear in the Error panel but as comments at the top of the generated code.
As several people have already said, the generated code should be used as a guide - you may well have to make changes to get exactly what you want.
This project is active and looks promising for the task: https://github.com/mono/CppSharp
You can create C# wrapper for any native DLL including both C-style DLL exporting functions and C++ DLL exporting classes by using xInterop C++ .NET Bridge with .NET to Native C++ Bridge. It is available for free evaluation with some limitations.
Disclaimer: I am the author of xInterop C++ .NET Bridge.
Another alternative is the SharpGenTools. It is used by SharpDX to "automatically" create bindings of the directx api. There's also CppSharp, it's used by QtSharp to generate bindings to native C++/C libs. Until now CppSharp is only compatible with .Net Framework 6+.
I use ClangSharp open-source tool. It is command line app that has plenty of settings to customize the output. Windows and Linux are supported.
Use Dumpbin.exe that comes with the VS SDK, Dumpbin, you'll still need to write the pinvoke signatures manually from the dumped data
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