Learn why you need P/Invoke if you would like to control the marshaling or conversions associated with a call to a function where data types may need to be converted.
Marshaling and Conversion with P/Invoke
Published 10/21/2003
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Head-Spinning Continued: The Managed Wrapper
Published 09/30/2003
Yes, you can leave your legacy C++ class as native code and still use it from C# or Visual Basic .NET.
Head-Spinning Continued: The XCopy Port
Published 09/26/2003
Make that old legacy C++ code available to managed code It's a lot less work than you might expect!
Head-Spinning Continued: Who needs P/Invoke?
Published 08/29/2003
Is P/Invoke needed when working with DLLs in C++? Discover the answer as well as the It Just Works feature of Visual C++ .NET.
Head-Spinning Continued: P/Invoke
Published 08/26/2003
Learn how to wrap your legacy code into a DLL and then call it from both managed and unmanaged code.
Interop: A Look at Managed C++
Published 12/05/2002
Interop features allow managed .NET code to interface with legacy unmanaged code. Now is your chance to learn about the forms of interop built into the .NET Framework Common Language Runtime.
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