❔ Which C# nethost file to include in c++ host application
I am fallowing this tutorial on how to create a nethost application(c++) for .net applications. I am targeting .net 8.0, and have downloaded the sdk but am a bit confused on where to find the nethost file and what to actually include(.dll/.lib/.h)?
For example I have found
though not sure if the pack is correct. I saw there were some for Maui, and some just .Net.Runtime for Mono and WebAssembly. and some with a Emscripten.
I want to for now just use a console application for both c++ and C# sides. I see the .NETCore packs have my .net 8.0 as an option. Is them being called .NETCore just a wierd naming thing on microsofts side(from the .net Core vs .net Framework times)?
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i can't really help with the rest
doesn't vs try to find it if you include that header
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yes, the apphost pack is the right place to look
to be more speciic, you would
#include <nethost.h>, and then link against the nethost library. so, use the nethost.lib import library on Windows, and libnethost.so (-lnethost) wherever elseSo then should I target the .NET Core runtime and libraries, or is there an actual .NET 5.0 or later runtime that I can target?
I am assuming the "Microsoft.NETCore.App.Host.win-x64" pack does both?
ignore the name
if the folder says 8.0.0 then it is for .NET 8
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