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I am trying to work out how to pass a pointer from my C# interface application to the C++ back-end functionality DLL. I tried searching Google but can't work out what I'm doing wrong.. I'm used to using * for pointers and just changing the value in the pointer through …

I have been trying to call a C++ function in a DLL, from a C# WPF application I'm working on. I've done it before and it's worked but I can't remember how I did it and can't seem to find an example that works for me. I'm doing something wrong …

I am having some difficulty's locating an issue within some code I am working on. It breaks when it runs the "if (AIwords->name == NULL)" // This is the struct which is located in the header(.h) struct AIstruc_word { char *name; bool controlStatement; struct AIstruc_word *next; }; // This is …

I am having trouble correctly allocating memory for a parent function that will remain upon the child functions exit. the call to the child function is [code=c]HTTP_packToGen((char*)http_headerContent.HTTP ..[/code] the HTTP variable within http_headerContent is a char pointer that isn't allocated until the child function is called, http_headerContent is a static …

No sorry.... not a clue