I am new in microsoft world. I have lot of problem trying to pass a simple string from c# to dll/c++ I have read a lot of post and documentation about but the problem is the same.
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I am converting a application from c++ to C# and have a question about the proper way to handle importing structs. I am attempting to convert a struct from a c dll into c#The struct in c looks like th
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