A
Andrew Gniadek
Hi,
I'm creating a GUI using Windows Forms in C#. The application needs to
call functions from a (unmanaged) C library. My solution is to create a
managed C++ DLL that contains a wrapper class containing methods which
make calls to the library, handling strings, etc. I could then make
calls to those methods from the C# application.
The problem I've encountered is when I try to build the DLL. When it
tries to link to the C library I get:
Linking...
LINK : fatal error LNK1256: ALINK operation failed (8013110E)
I'm using VS.NET 2003. The MSDN library seems to suggest the version
being different between the linker & alink.dll (?)
If anyone could please suggest a solution, I'd greatly appreciate it. Am
I wrong in assuming it has to do with some inconsistency between VS.NET
and the version of .NET Framework I'm using? If memory serves correctly
then I had simply installed it along with VS .NET.
Thanks,
Andrew
I'm creating a GUI using Windows Forms in C#. The application needs to
call functions from a (unmanaged) C library. My solution is to create a
managed C++ DLL that contains a wrapper class containing methods which
make calls to the library, handling strings, etc. I could then make
calls to those methods from the C# application.
The problem I've encountered is when I try to build the DLL. When it
tries to link to the C library I get:
Linking...
LINK : fatal error LNK1256: ALINK operation failed (8013110E)
I'm using VS.NET 2003. The MSDN library seems to suggest the version
being different between the linker & alink.dll (?)
If anyone could please suggest a solution, I'd greatly appreciate it. Am
I wrong in assuming it has to do with some inconsistency between VS.NET
and the version of .NET Framework I'm using? If memory serves correctly
then I had simply installed it along with VS .NET.
Thanks,
Andrew