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Perl -> .net?

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    Has anyone ever heard of a way to make use of .net assemblies from Perl? (There used to be a project called Perlnet which is long since defunct and was never open sourced so that's not an option)


    "The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." - Walter Bagehot

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      Has anyone ever heard of a way to make use of .net assemblies from Perl? (There used to be a project called Perlnet which is long since defunct and was never open sourced so that's not an option)


      "The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." - Walter Bagehot

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      take a look at this : Calling .NET Assemblies with Win32::OLE[^] :)

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        Has anyone ever heard of a way to make use of .net assemblies from Perl? (There used to be a project called Perlnet which is long since defunct and was never open sourced so that's not an option)


        "The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." - Walter Bagehot

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        Nemanja Trifunovic
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        Some 5 years ago the QA people I worked with tried to use ActiveState[^] Perl to call our .NET components. The major problem they had at the time was that ActivePerl did not support ref parameters. No idea what is the state of it now.

        Programming Blog utf8-cpp

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          take a look at this : Calling .NET Assemblies with Win32::OLE[^] :)

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          Yeah, through interop, sorry I should have mentioned that I'm trying to avoid that if at all possible.


          "The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." - Walter Bagehot

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            Some 5 years ago the QA people I worked with tried to use ActiveState[^] Perl to call our .NET components. The major problem they had at the time was that ActivePerl did not support ref parameters. No idea what is the state of it now.

            Programming Blog utf8-cpp

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            Yup, that's the project that is dead and gone, the company shut it down and never published the source.


            "The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." - Walter Bagehot

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