有关从C ++调用C＃函数，在Windows Phone上反向P /调用的问题

Question

Currently I need to call a C# function from C++ code on windows phone, I read a lot about P/Invoke, this thread might be a duplicate.....

But so far I didn't find a "complete" thread includes projects and hook up teaches me how to do this Also there are tons of terminology confused me. So I have to create this thread:

Q1. If I don't want to use COM, the tech I should use is called ? This tech requires me to create a C# dll, then I can call the function in the C# dll from C++ code, right?

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--------On C# side:

Q2. Project wise I should place the function I want to call from C++ code in a C# DLL project. So the type of the project I created is Is there anything else I need to manually setup on project side?

Q3. In the *.cs file, Use deligate, all the reference use deligate. But some of reference use

[DllExport( "blah.dll", CallingConvention=CallingConvention.StdCall) ]

Some of them not. Which confuses me. Is Dllexport must required for the dll function in *.cs?

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--------On C++ side:

Q4. Project setting wise, People say, I should use C++/CLI(Common Language Infrastructure) What confused me here is, is (CLI) a setting in project? How do I know my C++ project is CLI or not? or how do I set that? How do I know my C++ project is Managed or not? or how do I set that?

Actually I new/delete in the C++, so it should be machine code(unmanaged) But does the C++ project that calls C# function has to be managed? And does managed/unmanaged has something to do with CLI?

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--------On both C#/C++ project side:

Q5 None of the tutorial tells me how to hook up the projects!

I did this by adding the to the like this: Common Properties->Add New Reference

But when try to call the C# function from C++, It tells me error, unsolved external. I tried put the function in a C# name space, then in C++, I write:

using namespace MyCSharpNamespace;

It gives me an error:

error C2871: 'MyCSharpNamespace' : a namespace with this name does not exist

If it's a C++ dll, I just need to include the C++ header file, then it's done. But what do I do with a *.cs file?

I'll really appreciate the answer from you guys.

Answer 1

OK, I just realize some part of me is wrong, I just know what is Reverse P/Invoke:

Reverse P/Invoke means:

Start the project in C#, Create a C# delegate function. Create a C++ dll. Call a function in C# -> call a function in C++ -> call the C# delegation function.

This is how the function stack look like:

|-> C# delegate function

|-> C++ dll function

|-> C# main function

Is that correct? So this is not calling a C# function from C++ .... What do I do if I want to call a C# function from C++ .... I mean, I want to start a C++ project, and call a C# function in that C++ project....