Re: C# question: dealing with unsigned char* from C++ .lib

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Stephen,

I've tried various data types to try and deal with the "unsigned char
*image," but I haven't found a solution.
Can someone suggest the best way to deal with this? Should I be converting
the unsigned char* to a different type within the C++ wrapper function? If
so, some sample code would be helpful.

Is image an input or output parameter? Does it represent text or
binary data?


Mattias

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