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Now let’s say we have a “C” exported function that looks something like this:

void MyFunction(void* myData);

This, of course, is inherently unsafe, because the void* could represent anything. In the wonderful world of “C”, however, such a construct is frequently used.
We must assume that the caller knows exactly what the called function is expecting the […]

Coding with C# is fun (most of the time) and really takes a lot of the work out of stuff, like memory allocation/deallocation, that was pretty grungy in C++. Unfortunately, sometimes a new .NET component has to talk to a legacy C++ API and that’s where things can get interesting.
I want to look at […]