我建议您用命令行编译C＃代码并创建一个.net模块：

  csc / target：module /addmodule:mfoo.obj bar.cs 
 

然后，您可以将其合并到C ++ / CLI代码中与

  #using&lt ; datei.netmodule> 
 

链接/ LTCG。所以你只有一个C ++ / CLI DLL，所有的C＃代码里面...

另请参见：

• http://blogs.msdn.com/b/texblog/archive/2007/04/05/linking-native-c-into-c-applications.aspx


• 如何将C＃和C ++程序集链接到单个可执行文件中？

I'm on a C++/CLI project, and I'm trying to embed some DLL files (WPF custom control library) within my executable to avoid having over 9000 DLLs in the same folder. There is a lot of information about embedding a C++/CLI DLL in a C# project (moreover, it is very simple), but the documentation about the reverse seems to be poor.

The closest solution I have found is here: Embedding resource in a C++/CLI project, but unfortunately I can't see my WPFWidget.dll in resources when I open the .exe file with Visual Studio (2008 or 2012).

I suppose I have to create a resource file, but I have never used this kind of file, and I'm a little lost because embedding a DLL in a resource file isn't intuitive to me.

Do you know a proper method which could help me? Thanks!

I suggest you compile your C# code with command line and create a .net module:

csc /target:module /addmodule:mfoo.obj bar.cs

Then you can merge this into the C++/CLI code with

#using <datei.netmodule>

Link with /LTCG. So you have only one C++/CLI DLL, with all the C# code inside...

See also:

• http://blogs.msdn.com/b/texblog/archive/2007/04/05/linking-native-c-into-c-applications.aspx
• How to link C# and C++ assemblies into a single executable?