I've rebuilt the library as a Win32 DLL, and I'm hacking my way through setting up a wrapper to create instances of classes by returning IntPtr's that point to instances of the various classes, and to call functions by passing a pointer to an XmlRpc____ and the arguments to a function, and then calling that instance's function with those args, and returning the result back to managed-land.
Has anyone else done a managed wrapper for a Win32 DLL form of XmlRpcpp before?… cuz this is a lot of work, and I'd rather not redo it unnecessarily :-D
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I've rebuilt the library as a Win32 DLL, and I'm hacking my way through setting up a wrapper to create instances of classes by returning IntPtr's that point to instances of the various classes, and to call functions by passing a pointer to an XmlRpc____ and the arguments to a function, and then calling that instance's function with those args, and returning the result back to managed-land.
Has anyone else done a managed wrapper for a Win32 DLL form of XmlRpcpp before?… cuz this is a lot of work, and I'd rather not redo it unnecessarily :-D