You're absolutly right!
Well, at the moment I modify the C++ sample a little bit and call it from my code, parsing the args from command line ...
It works but really very slow (every open the connect, execute the commands and close the DLL) ...
In this case the library works fine but I found no way with BM or any managed code ...
When you already google around - some people point me to write a wrapper DLL but in C++ I'm not able to ...
There's a german thread for where a guy says that the problem is the class where it'll be used and that a wrapper also has to create a new instance. But like I wrote, I'm a novice with C++ ...
Well, at the moment I modify the C++ sample a little bit and call it from my code, parsing the args from command line ...
It works but really very slow (every open the connect, execute the commands and close the DLL) ...
In this case the library works fine but I found no way with BM or any managed code ...
When you already google around - some people point me to write a wrapper DLL but in C++ I'm not able to ...
There's a german thread for where a guy says that the problem is the class where it'll be used and that a wrapper also has to create a new instance. But like I wrote, I'm a novice with C++ ...