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From: BobSacamano <EGR3efi8c3 AT yahoo DOT com>
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Subject: Using Unix API in .NET?
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I have some C code that uses Unix API functions that I would like to use in a
.NET program I am building. 
Is it possiable to compile the code (?with Cygwin?) to a dll and then import
the dll into .NET?
If so, do you have any advice or resources that could help me?
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