[–] billziss 9y ago ↗ I am the author of WinFsp. Please let me know if you have any questions. [–] alex_hitchins 9y ago ↗ I assume this has to be done in C/C++? Is there any way to implement a C# wrapper? [–] billziss 9y ago ↗ Of course. I can see a couple of ways that this can happen:- P/Invoke. - Recompiling the library in C++/CLI mode. [–] alex_hitchins 9y ago ↗ Interesting, I didn't think of the obvious!. I may well give this a try.
[–] alex_hitchins 9y ago ↗ I assume this has to be done in C/C++? Is there any way to implement a C# wrapper? [–] billziss 9y ago ↗ Of course. I can see a couple of ways that this can happen:- P/Invoke. - Recompiling the library in C++/CLI mode. [–] alex_hitchins 9y ago ↗ Interesting, I didn't think of the obvious!. I may well give this a try.
[–] billziss 9y ago ↗ Of course. I can see a couple of ways that this can happen:- P/Invoke. - Recompiling the library in C++/CLI mode. [–] alex_hitchins 9y ago ↗ Interesting, I didn't think of the obvious!. I may well give this a try.
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