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Interop Layer

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Steve Maillet edited this page Mar 25, 2015 · 2 revisions
Interop

The interop layer is an extensible set of native code libraries that enable managed code libraries to expose functionality that is ultimately implemented in the native code of the system (much like P/Invoke does on the Mobile and desktop variants of the .NET Runtime).

For a detailed walkthrough of interop extensibility, including a working sample, see the Interop Article by @smaillet-ms

  1. Getting Started
    1. Differences from previous CodePlex and the Porting Kit releases
    2. Contributing
    3. Coding Standards
    4. Branching Strategy
    5. Build System Requirements
  2. Architecture of the .NET Micro Framework
    1. Physical hardware
    2. CPU Support layer (CPU)
    3. Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)
    4. Operating System (OS)
    5. Platform Abstraction Layer (PAL)
    6. Common Language Runtime (CLR)
    7. Interop
    8. Base Class Libraries
  3. Tools
    1. MetadataProcessor
  4. File Formats
    1. PE Metadata File Format
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