I hope someone is in the same situation as me - at least to share in my misery.
At our company, we have an existing codebase that consists of about 10 projects. All of the projects are a mix of C and unmanaged C++. We are using VS2005. The projects are not set up to have any /CLR support.
What I want to do is, convert all the .C files to .CPP. Once all the files are unmanaged C++, then they should be able to interact with Managed C++ according to C++ Interop (this is the assumption I am operating under).
My question is ... how straightforward of a task is this, what issues might arise, and is it possible and/or practical
My other option is to use PInvoke to make a C# wrapper for everything, but there is a LOT of code and using PInvoke to wrap everything sounds tedious and error-prone.
Thanks