c++ functions called from c#

[aakabel]

Hi,

I've written a distributed programming tool in c# according to a standard that was created for c. In that standard, the user will call functions like this:

int x = function1(buffer, error);

I want the user to be able to call my c# functions in this way, rather than in an object-oriented way like this:

Function1 function = new Function1(buffer, error);
int x = function.return;

or like this:

int x = ToolboxClass.function1(buffer, error);

I've been told that I might be able to create a c++ wrapper around the c# functions, so that when the user calls

int x = function1(buffer, error);

the c++ 'function1' code will instantiate the appropriate c# classes and deal with namespaces, etc...

Is this possible? I'm not very familiar with c++. The user should ideally be able to call the c++ wrapper functions from a c# program or a c++ program.

Cheers

[Andy Tacker]

moved to C#

[stardv]

you lost me,
do you want ot create code in c++ and use it in c# code or create c++ code in c#, clarify