C # function memory on the physical address

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AddressOf MFS100_OnCodeline

This function also MFS100_OnCodeline a function are also parametreleride. Is easily done VB.6.0 but I could do this with C #
Thanks for your help

Posted 3-Mar-10 1:46am

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Updated 3-Mar-10 6:38am

Alaric Dailey

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peterchen · Answer 1 · 2010-03-03T11:44:00

Solution 1

It's not a physical address

Adresses are not fixed in managed code, so there is no purpose for an AdressOf operator, except for very special cases, e.g. interop with unmanaged code.

WHat the heck is a parametreleride?

Posted 3-Mar-10 11:44am

peterchen

Tim Yen · Answer 2 · 2010-03-03T12:05:00

Solution 2

I think you need the & operator. This returns the address of something when in usafe code.

& Operator (C# Reference)[^]

This stack overflow article also mentions other details regarding memory referencing

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/588817/c-memory-address-and-variable[^]

Posted 3-Mar-10 12:05pm

Tim Yen

Updated 3-Mar-10 12:06pm

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