How to use both WSTP and MathLink libraries?

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We are in the process of writing a Mathematica library by using C language and WSTP library. We encountered a lot of problems like sending a message from C to Mathematica, implementing an argument which is an array of strings in C, and so on. These problems cannot be solved by using WSTP library, and we need to use MathLink library. I should be noted that we have written a large portion of our library, and we cannot migrate from WSTP to MathLink now.

Question: I need to use both of wstp.h and mathlink.h libraries. Is there a way to use these two libraries in a project?

This question is based on a misunderstanding. "WSTP" and "MathLink" are the very same thing. There is zero functional difference. The only difference is in whether functions names start with a WS or an ML. — Szabolcs, Sep 01 '18 at 20:11
This is essentially a duplicate of What is the difference between MathLink and WSTP? Which one should I use?. — Szabolcs, Sep 01 '18 at 20:13
@H.H My answer might be useless. I was under the impression you are writing a "LibraryLink" and you need to send more complex arguments to your functions. It seems I was wrong. Can you please go through the post linked by Henrik and Szabolcs and tell if this solves your problem? — halirutan, Sep 02 '18 at 18:15

How to use both WSTP and MathLink libraries?

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