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#PowerShell native host with *dynamic* access to Microsoft.PowerShell.SDK from an existing PowerShell installation: success! 
This is *not* using the nuget package, or separate .NET runtime. This loads PowerShell 7 on disk to host it inside a C program! @Steve_MSFT @rjmholt
This is *not* using the nuget package, or separate .NET runtime. This loads PowerShell 7 on disk to host it inside a C program! @Steve_MSFT @rjmholt
The trick was to build a managed DLL that references Microsoft.PowerShell.SDK to then expose PowerShell Create/AddScript/Invoke custom delegates to be called from C. I first load the pwsh.dll runtime config, then my NativeHost.dll wrapper inside that context, and it works! 
@SeeminglyScienc while this works, it still needs an additional managed DLL for the bindings. Do you have an idea if it would be possible to load this additional assembly *in memory* instead of using a file? I could easily embed it as a resource, it would be the cherry 
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