Thanks for the link. I was trying to avoid the manual marshalling of the data. Now I
have run into a different problem. Here is what the prototype looks like.
[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Sequential)]
internal class MY_DATA
{
internal UInt16 usData1;
internal UInt32 uiSize;
internal IntPtr usValues;
}
Now I try to get the values out..
IntPtr pData = ...< this I got from C DLL > ...
UInt16 usData1 = Marshal.ReadInt16(pData); ---> This returns the correct value
Now I want to read uiSize member,
UInt32 uiSize = Marshal.ReadInt32(pData, 2); --> This gives wrong value.
UInt32 uiSize = Marshal.ReadInt32(pData, 4); --> This is OK..
Isn't the offset for UInt16 2bytes.. or I am totally mistaken.
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Marshal Embedded arrays in structure
>How do you implement the marshalling code to get all the elements in the
>returned array inside this structure?
See if this helps
http://www.dotnetinterop.com/faq/?q=VariableLengthStruct
Mattias
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