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Is it possible to run Native C++ code in Windows Azure?

I have an application written in native C++ which intends intensive computation. In fact I'm interested only in result of computation, i.e. it can be done without GUI or be controlled by some .Net service/application.

Can I run it in Microsoft's Cloud? How can I do it?

+1  A: 

If you mean stuff like P/Invoke, it is definitely possible!

You have to configure your worker role to enableNativeCodeExecution though, but that's fair, don't you think? ;)

You can read more here.

mookid8000  2010-01-07 05:58:23
Great! As far as I understood, I can build my dll for x64 under Windows using my favourite compiler (for example, ICC),OpenMP, IPP and then call it from .Net code inside cloud. Am I correct?Is it possible to use threading and semaphores and so on inside native code?
flashnik  2010-01-07 06:18:33
Well, I found that it's all possible. `mookid`, great thanks!
flashnik  2010-01-07 15:21:09

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