Hi!
I have a .dll library, with some exported function, which looks something
like this:

extern "C" {
int exported_f (int (__cdecl *callback) (int a, int b)) ;
}

now, I want to invoke this function wihtin the managed code and supply my
managed delegate function poiter as callback. I use DllImport, we know how
to do this
The problem is that: when the function pointer parameter in exported
function is __stdcall, everythig works just fine. But how can I use
delegates for __cdecl callback function pointers ?..
I found CallingConventions, but this is only valid for imported function
itself, not for its parameters (
Please, help me ! (sorry for my poor english

--
Pawel

Hi,

You can not do this in C#/VB.NET. An option might be to write a MC++ wrapper
for the library function and then let the MC++ callback call to your
delegate.

Hope this helps
--
Chris Taylor
http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/chris.taylor/
"pawel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> I have a .dll library, with some exported function, which looks something
> like this:
>
> extern "C" {
> int exported_f (int (__cdecl *callback) (int a, int b)) ;
> }
>
> now, I want to invoke this function wihtin the managed code and supply my
> managed delegate function poiter as callback. I use DllImport, we know how
> to do this
> The problem is that: when the function pointer parameter in exported
> function is __stdcall, everythig works just fine. But how can I use
> delegates for __cdecl callback function pointers ?..
> I found CallingConventions, but this is only valid for imported function
> itself, not for its parameters (
> Please, help me ! (sorry for my poor english
>
> --
> Pawel
>
>
>