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Problem using c++ dll in C# app for WM 5.0

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jbsp72@gmail.com - 01 Feb 2008 11:18 GMT
Hi All,

          I want to use functions in a c++ dll file in my c#
application which i am developing for Windows Mobile 5.0.

         I used runtime.interopservices and dllimport for this
purpose. When i run the application i get a Missingmethod exception
saying that cant find an entry point in pinvoke dll.

        Does anybody know why this error occured and how to correct
it.

Thanks in advance
Shivaprasad
Jeroen Mostert - 01 Feb 2008 18:57 GMT
> Hi All,
>
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>          Does anybody know why this error occured and how to correct
> it.

Sure. Provide the method that's missing.

Your question is too incomplete to meaningfully answer. You'll at least need
to provide a minimal compiling example that doesn't do what you expect it to.

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