Hi, I am trying to convert this line of code, which is C++, to the proper syntax in C#.
C# does not use #include, so what would my using statement be for C#?
I looked in the books, but no help.
Please help as soon as possible!

#include "itc50.h"

There is no equivalent. The #include statement actually causes the text of the header file to replace the #include statement. Then you've got to figure out how the actual header file contents translate to C# (good luck - try looking at some of those C++ header files...).

if you have the source code for the header file. You can convert it to dll then use it in C# using the DllImport command. Search DllImport for example on how to use this.


I have not tried but I think if you create the Dll in Visual C++.NET , you should be able to use it in C# by just referencing to that dll. Much easier then using DllImport. And from there u can use "using XXXX " in order to use the variables and functions in the dll.


Hope this helps

Just remember that header files are not compilable on their own - they are just one part of the archaic definition/implementation separation in C++.