Here is my current swap code for swapping 2 KeyValuePair objects in an array: KeyValuePair<int, T> t = a[i];
I have this method that I need to call and use in my application, but I don\'t know really know how to do it exactly.
I\'ve got a byte array that I want to re-interpret as an array of blittable structs, ideally without copying. Using unsafe code is fine. I know the number of bytes, and the number of structs that I wa
So I recently wanted to thread one of my Perl programs to increase its speed.Taking in a list of websites, I wanted to start a thread for each url and get the content of each website and then look for
I have a simple util that uses some unsafe code to get the file version information.when I compiled this as mixed platform (vs2008/.net 3.5)and deploy to 64 bit machine I get a heap corruption error.I
Is it possible to instantiate a pointer using (unsafe) C# at any given memory address (which one would be the lowest?) and simply start overwriting the memory with continuous random data 开发者_开发问
I have a unmanaged C++ function with the following signature: int function(char* param, int ret) I am trying to call it from C#:
I see the allow unsafe code option in .NET. Only one of my apps have it set so i can copy an image to a bitmap quickly.
How can I convert an int to a byte* at a certain index in a byte*? Ideally I would like to have something like:
In a C# project, I need to pass object parameters by putting references in a structure. i.e. I have a structure passed to a dispatcher