Questions about porting from C to .net

84852609

I have a project of mixed programming of C and C ++, many of which are global variables and functions. Now I want to transplant them to the .net environment, please master what problems need attention. There is no design book for the original project, which is a black box transplant. I am going to encapsulate global functions into classes, and then convert functions such as Memcpy to .net mode. Convert the entire project to a managed type. Is there anything wrong with the above migration method?

zjwzjw

Global,
Pay attention to conflicts ...

zjwzjw

Is there anything wrong,
Also need to consider the use environment ...

Basically, if it ’s not very complicated,
Still feasible ...

84852609

Can the conflict issue be explained in detail?

zfy010317

Black box transplantation is to make dll, and then use .net to write a calling terminal.
The dlls of winapi are called in this way, there is no problem.

hunqiu223

zfy010317


   
Black box transplantation is to make a dll, and then use .net to write a calling terminal.
The winapi dlls are all called in this way, there is no problem.

  

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In this case, the efficiency will be very low.If the amount of code is small, it is recommended to replace all with .net code.

thiefgroup

There was a thing in the past, which was also mixed with C/C++, and later compiled into a DLL to be called by C#. Because of threading issues, all global variables are bundled into objects.