RE: Linking Mixed Mode and Managed Assemblies

Hi Jeffrey, thanks for the reply. I tried the examples and it works.

I finally managed to do the linking using VC++ linker. With it, I am able to
get smaller number of assemblies (One DLL and 2 .NET modules). I just can't
figure out how to achieve that with Al.exe (If you have any ideas, please let
me know).

In essence:

1. csc /out:Proj1_CSharp.netmodule /target:module
/recurse:..\src\Proj1_CSharp\*.cs
2. cl /clr /LN /MD /D "WITH_ATLAS" ..\src\Proj2_MCPP\*.cpp libf77blas.lib
libatlas.lib /I "../External/ATLAS" /AI "../External/ATLAS" /link
/LIBPATH:"../External/ATLAS" /OUT:"Kernel.netmodule"
3. csc /addmodule:Proj1_CSharp.netmodule;Kernel.netmodule
/out:Numeric.netmodule /target:module /recurse:..\src\Numeric\*.cs
4. link /LTCG /CLRIMAGETYPE:IJW /NOENTRY /DLL
/ASSEMBLYMODULE:Proj1_CSharp.netmodule /ASSEMBLYMODULE:Kernel.netmodule
/OUT:Proj3_CSharp.dll Numeric.netmodule /LIBPATH:"C:\Program Files\Microsoft
Visual Studio 8\VC\" /LIBPATH:"../External/ATLAS"

---> output 1 dll and 2 netmodules

Henry


""Jeffrey Tan[MSFT]"" wrote:

Hi Henry,

I have compiled the following files in a single .NET assembly (which is not
the same as a single file as you know that a .NET assembly is a logical
grouping of .NET modules):

csc /t:module /out:Proj1_CSharp.net Proj1_CSharp.cs
cl -clr -LN Proj2_MCPP.cpp
csc /t:module /addmodule:Proj1_CSharp.net /addmodule:Proj2_MCPP.netmodule
Proj3_CSharp.cs
al /out:single.dll /platform:x86 Proj1_CSharp.net Proj2_MCPP.netmodule
Proj3_CSharp.netmodule

Proj3_CSharp.cs:

public class Proj3_CSharp
{
public void f(Proj2_MCPP x, Proj1_CSharp y)
{
}
}

Proj2_MCPP.cpp:

#using "Proj1_CSharp.net"

public ref class Proj2_MCPP
{
public:
void g(Proj1_CSharp x) {}
};

Proj1_CSharp.cs:

public class Proj1_CSharp
{
public void h(){}
}

single.dll is a manifest-only file of a .NET assembly with 3 .NET modules
Proj1_CSharp.net, Proj2_MCPP.netmodule and Proj3_CSharp.netmodule.
Depending on what you have in the C++ code -most likely- you will need a
manifest file for the .EXE consuming types defined in the
Proj2_MCPP.netmodule.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
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