libpurple in .net technologies

[David Woolley]

Ivan Obillos wrote:
>     How can i use the libpurple DLL in my .net application, like im
>     testing, if i can create a small application that has IM support
>     using .net technologies.

I would imagine that you use the normal platform invoke mechanisms for 
handling non-managed code.

My guess, is that few if any of the developers are interested in the 
.NET applications.




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