I\'m trying to use a C++ DLL (3rd party library implementing EMI protocol, having source code available) in .NET. I\'ve succesfully done marshalling, calling the functions and getting everything work
During the lifetime of a .NET process, does the handle of a System.Windows.Forms.Form, lets say the main form used in Application.Run(form) actually change it\'s value, i.e. if using the value of the
Can I assume the following invariant? void foo(char *buf, size_t len) { // \"buf\" points to either an array or memory allocated with malloc().
I need to know all memory address space used by a process. The memory space will later be scanned to locate values within the process and identify their locations / addresses. My current process for t
I think I understand the use of IntPtr, though I\'开发者_Python百科m really not sure. I copied the IDisposable pattern from MSDN just to see what I could get from it, and while I understand it for t
If I have a IntPtr of a running program, is there any way to change properties about that wind开发者_StackOverflowow--- for instance properties like: FormBorderStyle, ShowInTaskbar and maybe even Back
It\'s a simple-looking ques开发者_运维百科tion: Given that native-sized integers are the best for arithmetic, why doesn\'t C# (or any other .NET language) support arithmetic with the native-sized Int
This function is in a loop. When I run the program, the line with IntPtr is giving me memory problems, I\'ve put delete[], but it still doesn\'t solve the memory problem, can anyone help please? thank
i have a 3D array and i want to get IntPtr to point on it so here what i did ..can anyone tell me if it\'s right or not...
I want to pass a IntPtr to 开发者_C百科a method takes a byte[] Parameter in c#. Is that possible and if it is possible how can I do that?
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