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I want to write a c# program that create a socket using a native socket dll witch is would be written in c or c++
any idea about a good c++ socket dll ?
You can do this yourself using direct PInvoke on the Winsock API, which is all wrapped up in a system DLL.
The question is, why would you want to? Unless the hypothetical DLL has some added value that's not clear in the question, can't think why using System.Net is not infinitely preferable.
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I want to serialize data in c++ using protocol buffer and receive it in c# but In Memory i.e do not want to write data to a file.
I have gone through the sample and references of protocol buffer but not able to find a way around. is there any sample which I can refer.
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i'm writing C# code in visual studio2015 and im looking for packet capture library
my goal is to reject some non-allowed packets and ddos attack
I only know of one library that can do it for windows: WinDivert
It also has a .net wrapper: Divert.Net. For the Divert.Net you need the 1.2.0-rc MSVC files from what I remember.
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Do you know any libraries that can help to run pascal scripts from C#? Yes, I know that's an awful idea, but...i have no choose...
P.S. Sorry for my ugly English!
Compile the pascal code to a DLL with a compiler like Free Pascal, and interface it using C# interop.
Note that COM compatible SEH is default for 64-bit DLLs, but needs recompilation of FPC for 32-bits DLLs (-dtest_win32_seh)
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i'm working on a machine learning project using neural networks, i found i piece of C# code but it needs the following namespace which i searched a while for it.
using HeatonResearchNeural.Util;
any clue ??
This is not part of FCL (Framework Class Library) and please look for the source code it self or look for downloadable code which might be consumed by the referenced C# code.
Updated: It seems you are referring source library which is part of a book or it's exercise chapters.
Find full source code here
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Anyone know of an eye-tracking library for C#, C/C++ or Objective-C? Open-source is preferable. Thanks.
OpenCV could probably do it. It has the ability to perform face recognition, so eye tracking might be a subset of that.
Here is a page full of eye-tracking resources, many of them open-source.