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They eventually added optional names parameters which made the interop problem much better for C# compared to VB. C# wasn't as good still but you no longer had
by Guvante 3y ago
They eventually added optional names parameters which made the interop problem much better for C# compared to VB.
C# wasn't as good still but you no longer had to put earlier params at their default value (which is what made it unusable).
C++/CLI will probably remain king of interop though being a Frankenstein combination of the .NET runtime and C++.
- nobodyandproud 3y agoThe other headache was indexed properties, but I don't think that's changed. C++/CLI is no man's land and I tried my best to avoid it; and so far, I've managed; sometimes after-the-fact.