The following code exists in LogEntry.cs in the Enterprise Library\'s Logging Application Block: private bool UnmanagedCodePermissionAvailable
Currently, we use an unmanaged DLL from a vendor that allows us to access a particular instrument. The particular function of interest is specified in a header file as this:
What\'s the best way to avoid using GC in D?Is there a way to use classes that doesn\'t involve their memory being managed, or do you have to use pointers t开发者_如何学Pythono malloc\'d structs like
how can I convert array<int^>^开发者_StackOverflow中文版 to int*?You cannot, at least not the simple way.
I\'m a .net programmer, without much experience with 开发者_如何学Pythonunmanaged code. I\'ve been adding modifications and additions to an unmanaged project, and everything is functioning just fine.
I\'m finding plenty of examples through Google of how to call an API function within an unmanaged DLL from .NET code, but what about instantiating an object from that unmanaged code?
I\'m wrapping a few calls to the unmanaged Aubio library dll (Aubio.org), and I\'m wondering what a good way is to deal with the Aubio samplebuffer.
I want to know about unmanaged resources. Can anyo开发者_开发技巧ne please give me a basic idea?Managed resources basically means \"managed memory\" that is managed by the garbage collector. When you
We have an unmanaged C++ application that utilizes 3rd party APIs to read CAD files. On certain corrupted CAD files, the 3rd party library crashes and brings our EXE down with it. Because of this our
I have a C++ DLL which has a constant defined as such: #define GPC_EPSILON (DBL_EPSILON) Is there any way to expose this GPC_EPSI开发者_运维技巧LON to the managed DLL via interop so that I can get th
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