Edge: Calling native x86 code from .NET on node.js x64 on x64 Windows

If it can be accessed via C (native dll), you may be interested in building a native module/package for use with node.

How complex is your interaction, and could it be exposed via a command line exe that uses piped input/output?

Just offering a couple of alternative solutions that may be more direct.

Thank you for answer

In some cases when I have some .NET logic using native.dll, I think I could reuse all code in .NET and call it one time from JavaScript.

But in other case, when I could have JavaScript code with some logic which uses logic from native dll, it would be better if I use native code directly from JavaScript.

In C# I have two native functions imported, both with signature like as:

[DllImport("library.dll")]
static extern int Func1(byte[] p1, ref int p2, byte[] p3, int p4);

I have found node.js package for calling dll-s https://github.com/rbranson/node-ffi.
but I haven't tried it yet. How difficult is calling this kind of function with node-ffi?

I'm thinking about getting binary file from database, then decode with some algorithm in native dll, and optionally resize it and at the end return in binary output to browser. BTW anyone knows any good node.js package to process binary images in node.js?

+1 -- I am wondering if any progress has been made? My specific use case is that I would like to call a 3rd party .NET assembly that in turn references a 32-bit native C++ dll.