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Originally Posted by hrdwareguy
Not pretty but it would work:
In your C++ Builder, call the executable VS code. Have the VS code write the output to a file. Then read the output file in C++ Builder and delete the temp file.
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Actually, no it wouldn't.
The only option for you here is to use a CCW (com callable wrapper) and then use com inside of your borland C++ app. There's no good way to call managed code from an umanaged program.