Re: COM replacement for BYTE* type?

How about a SafeArray of VT_I1?

John


"Petar Popara" <my.fake@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> I need to return array of bytes (BYTE*) from COM function. Which type is
> the best to use?
>
> I was thinking of two options:
>
> 1. Write my own COM class that would contain BYTE* member and provide
> getByte(long byteNumber) method for accessing array bytes and getLength()
> method.
> 2. Use BSTR and CString:
>
> BYTE * b = ...
> int bLen = ...
>
> return CString(b, bLen).AllocSysString();
>


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