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• Interop Without PInvoke - Consuming Native Libraries in C#.Sep 07, 2009. This article will help get you started consuming native code with C# by writing your own interop layer in C++/CLI as a much cleaner and more flexible alternative to using PInvoke.
• Integrating C/C++ Libraries to .NET Applications with P/InvokeAug 01, 2024. Integrating CC++ libraries into .NET applications using PInvoke allows you to call native code from managed code. This process involves declaring methods in C++ libraries using extern "C" and importing them into .NET with the DllImport attribute.
• Native Windows Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs)May 05, 2013. This article briefly explains what a native Windows Dynamic Link Library (DLL) is, shows how to create a DLL using C++, how to consume it in C# and then explains how DLLs work.
• .NET Interoperability at a Glance 3 - Unmanaged Code InteroperationJan 05, 2011. This is the last article in this series, it talks about unmanaged code interoperation; that’s, interop between .NET code and other code from other technologies (like Windows API, native libraries, COM, ActiveX, etc.)Be prepared!
• .NET Interoperability at a Glance 1 – IntroductionDec 26, 2010. In this article and the few following it, we’ll try to take a tour in Interoperability in .NET Framework.
• Programmatically Swapping Mouse ButtonsSep 06, 2009. In this article we will learn how to swap mouse buttons programmatically - to make the left button acts as the right and vice versa.
• Creating Transacted FilesSep 02, 2009. In this article we will learn how to create transactional files in Windows Vista and descendants.
• Invoking Unmanaged DLL Functions from Compact Framework for Pocket PCJan 04, 2003. In this example we will use the Compact Framework to create a program containing a launch pad for the Pocket PC.