Мобильная версияI want to make use of .net dlls in node.js. Does that mean I need to make those dlls available with c/c++ using 'clr hosting', a la
- .NET Framework 4 Hosting Interfaces or
- Hosting the Common Language Runtime
Unfortunately the example Creating a nodejs native .Net extension over at github was a bit of a disappointment, just scroll down to the last step
Change the "Common Language Runtime Support" option to No Common Language RunTime Support
and you know what I mean. Correction to do that article justice: It suggests to change that option to "No Common Language RunTime Support" only for the file SharpAddon.cpp, so other .cpp-files you add will have CLR support enabled (the default for a CLR project), which means you can in fact use .net dlls from those other .cpp files.
This question is actually a duplicate of Using a .NET DLL in Node.js / serverside javascript, which was written at a time when there was not even a native Windows port of node, so times might have changed, although google makes me doubt it.
Источник: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/112 ... or-node-js
