I\'m having an issue calling a function in a c++ dll inside of a c# app. I\'m calling the function inside of c# like so:
I\'m trying to print letter \"a\" on the active window from my application: [DllImport(\"us开发者_开发技巧er32.dll\")]
I have a following problem. I created a PInvoke in a Windows CE .NET managed project for GetIpForwardTable function. When I call the function in returns the result, but the results are different from
I\'ve a DLL (Player.dll) written in C++ that internally uses Windows GDI. I\'ve an application (basically a video player) written in Windows Forms, that internally calls APIs from Player.dll to render
I\'m interested in using an \"unrolled linked list\" in my C# application. Is anyone aware of a stable implement开发者_开发技巧ation, especially one that will allow me to configure how much padding t
I\'ve spent a day of my life solving this problem and I don\'t want anyone el开发者_StackOverflow社区se to have to do the same.So here is both the problem and solution:
How to properly convert a CLR type, say Foo^, to void* and back some time later? The scenario is, I have some unmanaged code in a DLL that can be summarized as
None of the examples I have seen thus far appear to address the problem of marshaling a structure containing a union of structures that contain recursive references. I am attempting to write a marshal
I have quite strange behaviour calling SymGetModuleInfo64 from C# code.I always get ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER (87) with Marshal.GetLastWin32Error().I have already read a lot of posts regarding problems
I have an Owner Drawn List Box in an external application (America Online) that I need to get data out of for building a component to assist people with its usability. (the utility will be making acce
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