how to use code written in C# in Managed C++ (VC++.NET) Project?

[AmbiguousName]

hello guys....i have written some code in C# (did some database work in C# using ADO.NET). Now I dont want to do that from scratch in vc, i just want to add that class to my vc prject and do my job. Is it possible, if yes how??....thnx

[Luc Pattyn]

when you build a DLL in one .NET language, it can be used by other DLL or EXE files created using another .NET language, without you actually see the language difference. Just make sure you add a reference to the DLL (solution pane), import the namespace (that would be a "using" in C#), and start using your other-language types. The above implies you meant C++/CLI, i.e. managed C++; and if you did, you actually are asking in the wrong forum. :)

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[AmbiguousName]

Luc Pattyn wrote:

you actually are asking in the wrong forum

well since i was trying to add C# class to my managed C++ project so I thought this to be the right forum. Thanks anyways

[Luc Pattyn]

The C/C++/MFC forum is for native code, i.e. unmanaged, non-dotnet stuff. The C++/CLI forum is for managed C++ code, as is used (by a few) in the .NET framework. :)

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[Ram Shelke]

yes it can be done in vc also.