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//
// This example demonstrates how to compile and consume a DNNE generated binary.
// There are two broad categories.
//   1) Load the generated native binary (for example, sample_native.[dll|so|dylib]) via LoadLibrary()/dlopen()
//      and then lookup the export using GetProcAddress()/dlsym().
//      See ./test/ImportingProcess for an example using CMake.
//
//   2) Include generated header file (for example, sample_native.h) and link against the export lib on Windows
//      (for example, sample_native.lib) or the .so/dylib on Linux/macOS.
//      For example:
//          Windows: cl.exe -I ..\bin\Debug\netX.0 main.c /link ..\bin\Debug\netX.0\sample_native.lib /out:main.exe
//          Linux/macOS: clang -I ../bin/Debug/netX.0 main.c -o main ../bin/Debug/netX.0/sample_native.dylib
//      The above commands will result in a compiled binary. The managed assembly and generated native binary
//      will need to be copied locally in order to run the scenario.
//

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <sample_native.h>

int main(int ac, char** av)
{
    printf("Calling managed export\n");
    int a = FancyName(ac);
    printf("Called managed with argument count: %d\n", a);
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
