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Com Interop overhead

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Steve Long - 29 Jun 2005 18:03 GMT
Hello,
I was just wondering if someone could chime in on a design issue. If I write
a class and make the class COM visible by using the ClassInterfaceAttribute
and giving it a Guid and checking the Register for COM interop option in the
project property pages, can I also use this class in .NET without encuring
the COM overhead? So, basically I'm wanting to design a set of classes for
use in both COM and .NET.

Does that make sense?

Thanks in advance
Steve
Mattias Sjögren - 30 Jun 2005 08:08 GMT
>can I also use this class in .NET without encuring
>the COM overhead?

Yes

Mattias

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