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
Articles Written by Kate Gregory
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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.
Head-Spinning Continued: COM Interop
Published 07/29/2003
Learn how to convert an ordinary unmanaged class to a COM component, and then use that COM component from both unmanaged and managed code.
