FYI,

I just released the successor to libXLL, a .NET implementation for the XLL
interface. It can turn a method written in any .NET language into a
worksheet function, and even enables .NET objects in Excel 97 worksheets.
The new implementation is available commercially at http://ManagedXLL.net/

Since I consider this solution far superior, the free libXLL will be no
longer supported.

Regards,

Jens Thiel

This looks like great stuff. For an introduction to what attribute
programming can do for you see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/is...s/default.aspx

If you just want a simple, fast way to call C/C++ from Excel without getting
caught in .Net, check out my library http://xll.sourceforge.net. It is not
as slick, but it is open source.

"Jens Thiel" wrote in message
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FYI,

I just released the successor to libXLL, a .NET implementation for the XLL
interface. It can turn a method written in any .NET language into a
worksheet function, and even enables .NET objects in Excel 97 worksheets.
The new implementation is available commercially at http://ManagedXLL.net/

Since I consider this solution far superior, the free libXLL will be no
longer supported.

Regards,

Jens Thiel