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  1. Jul 22nd, 2005, 05:23 AM #1
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    API declaration??

    What is the syntax for API function declarations in C#?

    Can't find anything in MSDN (online or offline) that even mentions it.

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    Re: API declaration??

    DLLImport.

    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ClassTopic.asp
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    Re: API declaration??

    mendthanks in advancehak
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    Smile Re: API declaration??

    You can use the DllImportAttribute class in VB.NET as well, of course. It is more flexible than the Declare statement, and I believe the VB.NET compiler actually replaces Declare statements with DllImports in the IL code. "Declare" seems to be a holdover from VB6. Hmmm...
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