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What is the difference between an Interop and a RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper)?


What is the difference between an Interop and a RCW (Runtime Callable Wrapper)?

Is it just terminology?


Solution

  • They are connected with each other. Interop is the overall term for using native dll's within .NET. A RCW is a wrapper which is needed to use one specific component/class/object in .NET.