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Jan 24th, 2006, 03:32 AM
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Question about Visual Basic 6 and memory buffers
Hello,
I have a DLL written in C++: one of its functions returns a pointer to a
memory buffer in form of a long value (32 bits); when calling this function
from within Visual Basic, which is the best way to let Visual Basic access
this existing buffer?
I know that Visual Basic lets define a memory buffers like this:
Dim buffer() As Byte
how can I initialize this buffer using the long value returned by the DLL?
Thanks in advance and Kind Regards
Severino
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