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At this point, you ve seen how to call native functions in two ways from managed code using P/Invoke and by linking with the appropriate binary and including the appropriate header. You ve gotten a taste of the conversions that are used and some of the concerns when calling native code, such as pinning movable data. Now let s look at another alternative, and that is recompiling native code as managed code. This could be an attractive option if you own the source code for the native library and plan to extensively call your native code from managed code. This is the option of choice for a frequently used library that is to be used primarily from managed code, maybe even from another language, such as C# or VB. It s an attractive option because you can avoid the context switches between managed and native code. Compiling your native code as managed code doesn t mean it will run slower. Remember that all managed code is compiled on demand at runtime to native code before it gets executed by the CLR. That s what the JIT (Just In Time) compiler does, and is a reason that managed code and native code can have comparable execution performance. Of course, there is always the overhead of the JIT compilation itself and runtime services such as garbage collection. Consider a native class library, as in Listing 12-12. It uses the Windows headers and the CRT. Listing 12-12. Creating a Native Message Box Class // native_message_box_class.h #include <wchar.h> #include <windows.h> enum MessageBoxType { OK, OKCANCEL, ABORTRETRYIGNORE, YESNOCANCEL, YESNO, RETRYCANCEL, CANCELTRYCONTINUE, ICONHAND = 0x10, ICONQUESTION = 0x20, ICONEXCLAMATION = 0x30, ICONASTERISK = 0x40, TYPEMASK = 0xF, ICONMASK = 0xF0 };

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