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How to use Qt to develop COM Component?

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    Hi guys,

    I have a friend, he wants to develop with me, but he use C#.

    I came up with an idea: Using COM Component.

    But, as you can see, the title: How to use Qt to develop COM Component?

    ( ⊙ o ⊙ )

    Thanks for all the answers.

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      Not to say it's impossible but mostly pointless, especially if you're just starting a project.
      The amount of overhead, marshaling and just plain old crud to glue the two will be enough for both of you to hate working with each other. This is usually done in large, legacy projects where you need to use new components but can't easily switch everything to one technology or the other. There are number of restrictions that it will bring from the start that are just plainly unnecessary.

      Don't make a Frankenstein's monster from the get go.
      I'd say either you should switch to C# or your friend to C++.

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      • Chris KawaC Chris Kawa

        Not to say it's impossible but mostly pointless, especially if you're just starting a project.
        The amount of overhead, marshaling and just plain old crud to glue the two will be enough for both of you to hate working with each other. This is usually done in large, legacy projects where you need to use new components but can't easily switch everything to one technology or the other. There are number of restrictions that it will bring from the start that are just plainly unnecessary.

        Don't make a Frankenstein's monster from the get go.
        I'd say either you should switch to C# or your friend to C++.

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        @Chris-Kawa
        Hi~

        Thanks for you answer!~

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