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Using .Net extensions with Win API?
Hi there,
is it possible to use the Win API "directly" in a C++ .Net application? I would like to write a DLL Injector and build the GUI and a file logger in .Net but use functions like LoadLibrary or CreateRemoteThread. Is it something I should not do for some reason? Or is there something which will make this impossible for me? Kind regards Maciej |
Re: Using .Net extensions with Win API?
On Tuesday, August 28, 2012 10:49:06 AM UTC+3, Christian Freund wrote:
> is it possible to use the Win API "directly" in a C++ .Net application? I > would like to write a DLL Injector and build the GUI and a file logger in > .Net but use functions like LoadLibrary or CreateRemoteThread. This is MS API specific question. Also MS C++/CLI that you need for building .NET application is not C++. It is like C++ is not C. So better ask from some MS forum or Stack Overflow or some-such. |
Re: Using .Net extensions with Win API?
Öö Tiib於 2012年8月29日星期三UTC+8上午12時14分30 寫道：
> On Tuesday, August 28, 2012 10:49:06 AM UTC+3, Christian Freund wrote: > > > is it possible to use the Win API "directly" in a C++ .Net application?I > > > would like to write a DLL Injector and build the GUI and a file logger in > > > .Net but use functions like LoadLibrary or CreateRemoteThread. > > > > This is MS API specific question. Also MS C++/CLI that you need for building .NET application is not C++. It is like C++ is not C. So better ask from some MS forum or Stack Overflow or some-such. OK, this is due to that if a software written in C or C++ or whatever has to link something under MS Windows from MS such as Excel spread sheet, Word *.doc or whatever in IE, then please check with MS for that kind of lazy programming to invoke some actions. |
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