I have code which require me to Pinvoke into a 3rd party native DLL. The issue is that when I use the Nunit test runner for those tests, the native dll is locked by the nunit processes (nunit.exe and
I am wondering if there is a cleaner way to write the (working) code below: uint uEnum = 0; PStore.EnumTypes(0, 0, ref uEnum);
I\'m tr开发者_Go百科ying to setup mouse hook on background thread. delegate IntPtr LowLevelMouseProc(int nCode, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam);
I am trying to import a function from an unmanag开发者_StackOverflow社区ed code c++ dll into my c# application.The c++ prototype is
I am working on Windows Mobile application. Whenever I download some sample which is using wrapper around native code (using DllImport), it always g开发者_运维百科ives \"Can\'t find PInvoke DLL\" err
First of all, sorry to post a question like this when so many other have been asked on this topic, but I\'ve been reading all the questions I could find (+google), and none has really given me any hin
Long time listener, first time caller.Does anyone know of a good interop library for the Win32API? I found pinvok.net which is OK.
I am using several P/Invokes under .NET. However, I want my library to work both in Windows and Linux, preferably with the same binaries.
This is driving me crazy. I\'ve looked all over, but I\'m not sure I understand exactly what\'s causing this error.
My gut reaction is no, because managed and unmanaged memory are distinct, but I\'m not sure if the .NET Framework is doing something with Marshaling behind the scenes.
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