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Nadav (VIP)
Hi,

I am tiring to load an assembly from memory ( e.g.
System.Reflection.Assembly.Load( byte[] ), this works fine through managed
and mixed code. NOW, I am tiring to achieve the same thing through PURE
UNMANAGED code, I can't use com or com interop, does some one have an idea
how to achieve what was just described? ( through unmanaged code )
Is it possible to call a managed assembly through PURE UNMANAGED code? how?
( if at-all )

Again, I can't use COM so COM Interop will not satisfy my needs

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Nadav
http://www.ddevel.com
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William DePalo [MVP VC++] (VIP)
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Check the docs for CorBindToRuntimeEx(). It will load the CLR into the
calling process. This gets you an interface pointer of type ICorRuntimeHost.

> Again, I can't use COM so COM Interop will not satisfy my needs

Then you can't get there from here. :-)

In unmanaged code you interact with the runtime via COM. You need to do some
in an application domain? Then you need an interface pointer _AppDomain
where you get to use more COM is used. Once you have that what do you do if
you need to call a method on an object of a class? COM again.

Regards,
Will
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System.Reflection.Assembly




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