[Voulnet]

Howdy all, I have a weird situation. I have a C++ code that overloads the +,-,* operators and exports them in a .DLL file. Now, I want to import those overloaded operators from within VB.NET code. So it should be like this:

<DllImport("StructDLL.dll")> Public Shared Function 
 Operator +(ByVal a1 As A, ByVal a2 As A) As A
End Function

So what I'm trying to do above it just import the lovely overloaded operator + from the DLL.

Note that the operator is already overloaded from inside the DLL, so should I import it as a Function or as an Operator like this?

<DllImport("StructDLL.dll")> Public Shared 
  Operator +(ByVal a1 As A, ByVal a2 As A) As A
  End Operator

The overloaded plus operator is supposed to add structs. So the DLL is programmed to work on structs (C++) and I want to import it in VB.NET to work on Structures.

[AdamSpeight2008]

And your question is?
Since it not a function, I would say the second. Best is to suck it a see.

You know you can also overload most of the operators in vb.net

Public Structure A
 Public X As Double
 Public Y As Double
 Overloads Shared Operator +(ByVal A1 As A, ByVal A2 As A) As A

 End Operator
End Structure