Bruce McGee made a newsgroup posting listing some great examples of interop between Delphi and the .NET world. Two that really caught my attention are:


http://cc.borland.com/Item.aspx?id=22688
Unmanaged exports. Run .Net code from Win32 applications without COM interop. Delphi and managed C++ support these, but C# doesn't.

http://cc.borland.com/Item.aspx?id=23615
Virtual Library Interfaces (VLI). Run Win32 code from .Net
applications without PInvoke. Not sure if any of the other .Net
languages support something similar.

posted by Kirby | 09-Apr-2006 10:12 AM | comments (0)

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