Export c++ functions inside a C# Application

Greetings, I am sorry for bothering, I'll show the question:

I am trying to export some functions written in c++ in a DLL in order to import them in a C# Application running on Visual Studio. I make the export as reported in the following code,

tobeexported.h:

namespace SOMENAMESPACE
{
                class __declspec(dllexport) SOMECLASS
                {
                               public: 
                               SOMETYPE func(param A,char b[tot]);

                };
}

tobeexported.cpp:

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "tobeexported.h"
...


using namespace SOMENAMESPACE;

SOMETYPE SOMECLASS:: func(param A,char b[tot])
                {
                               ...some stuff inside...
                }

The dll is righly created and the code is already CLR-managed(looked with a disassembling software(reflector)) and contains the exported functions then I "Add the Reference" 开发者_如何学Cin my c# application and the dll is found, but when I open it with the object browser it is completely empty, neither class, nor object has been exported and ready to be used

can you help me please? thanks best regards

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What about using managed C++ to compile your DLL? Then you just have to add a ref to the class like this:

namespace SOMENAMESPACE
{
                public ref class SOMECLASS
                {
                               public: 
                               SOMETYPE func(param A,char b[tot]);

                };
}

After successful compilation and referencing in the other project, the class should be visible. Exporting native C++ is not really portable, each compiler produces different results and is tedious to bind from within C#...

EDIT: added public access modifier to ref class...