On Wednesday 27 October 2004 19:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> int scumbag(int *X, char *fb, char *rb ...)
How does your C function determine the size of arrays?
> (the int values were the for the marshalling code that uses the
> sizeparamindex value to determine the size of the byte arrays)
It looks like you marshal from Mono to C code (the array pointers are
readonly). In this case extra arguments are not necessary, the CLR will
determine the size of array at run-time using Array.Length property.
So, the C# prototype most probably would be:
extern static int scumbag(ref int X, byte[] fb, byte[] rb, ...);
And to use it you can:
{
byte[] rb = new byte[1024]; //here is where you set the size.
byte[] fb = new byte[512];
int x = 0;
scumbag(ref x, fb, rb,...);
}
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