HRESULT in managed code

HRESULT in managed code

• Redmanmc

  Harsimrat wrote:

  ... HRESULT result = _channel->WritePacket((unsigned char*)buffer, strlen(buffer)); return(!FAILED(result)); How can I do the same thing...... ...

  int result = _channel.WritePacket(buffer, buffer.length());

  return (result==0)true false;

  
  
  

• EPINAUD

  Harsimrat wrote:

  Hello Everyone, I'm new to managed code, if I have something like this in WIN 32, how can I move it to managed.. HRESULT result = _channel->WritePacket((unsigned char*)buffer, strlen(buffer)); return(!FAILED(result)); How can I do the same thing...... Thanks, Harsimrat

  If you are using C++, you can use that exactly the same way since VC++ 2005 supports mixed mode applications. I'd recommend that over RCW.

  
  
  

• Danik

  Can you give me an example how can I mix the managed and unmanaged code.....
  

• DevGuy

  Harsimrat wrote:

  Can you give me an example how can I mix the managed and unmanaged code.....

  See http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/f31k2c87.aspx

  
  
  
• HRESULT in managed code