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Using a .NET library (DLL) in python/C++

JDias 71 Reputation points
2021-02-02T13:54:37.717+00:00

I have a group of DLL libraries from an application, not developed by me.
These libraries can function, as references, in a Visual Studio project (using .NET Framework 4), and I have already done that.

How may I use these libraries in a python program, using ctypes? Or I have to include another python module?

Does these libraries need to be registered (RegAsm and RegSrv32)?

How may I use such libraries in normal C++ (not clr)?

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  1. Dylan Zhu-MSFT 6,421 Reputation points
    2021-02-03T02:36:18.87+00:00

    Hi JDias,

    Maybe these documents can help you:

    Best Regards,
    Dylan

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