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I need to pass an IUnknown** pointer to a C# module through COM interop. I can add a method in an interface to on the C# side to handle this. The question is how do I handle it on the C# side
For example, from the C++ COM side I have access to the C# module through some interface, say m_pMyInterface:
Also, this IUnknown interface pointer is actually some other interface which derives from IUnknown, say IProgInterace.
IUnknown** pUnknown = <some_value>;
m_pMyInterface->MyMethod(pUnknown);
How do I handle this parameter in C#? Should it be an IntPtr, and if so how do I convert it back to the desired interface (IProgInterface) to call its methods?
TIA,
Jy
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I need to pass an IUnknown** pointer to a C# module through COM interop. I can add a method in an interface to on the C# side to handle this. The question is how do I handle it on the C# side
For example, from the C++ COM side I have access to the C# module through some interface, say m_pMyInterface:
Also, this IUnknown interface pointer is actually some other interface which derives from IUnknown, say IProgInterace.
IUnknown** pUnknown = <some_value>;
m_pMyInterface->MyMethod(pUnknown);
How do I handle this parameter in C#? Should it be an IntPtr, and if so how do I convert it back to the desired interface (IProgInterface) to call its methods?
TIA,
Jy
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