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thanks for the quick reply!<br />
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So are u saying that there is no way I can allocate the memory in C++ dll and return it to VB client?<br />
Which VB memory functions are u referring to?
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thanks for the quick reply!

So are u saying that there is no way I can allocate the memory in C++ dll and return it to VB client?
Which VB memory functions are u referring to?

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Thanks a lot guys, really appreciate it :-)
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Thanks a lot guys, really appreciate it :-)

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How can memory de-allocation be achieved from VB in this scenario?<br />
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VB Client<br />
C++ dll<br />
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If I am calling a function in a C++ dll from VB with an array of User defined data type (structure in C++) as parameter[Out]. If the C++ dll allocates memory to the structure array how can I deallocate that memory in VB client.<br />
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thanks,<br />
Rishi <br />
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How can memory de-allocation be achieved from VB in this scenario?

VB Client
C++ dll

If I am calling a function in a C++ dll from VB with an array of User defined data type (structure in C++) as parameter[Out]. If the C++ dll allocates memory to the structure array how can I deallocate that memory in VB client.

thanks,
Rishi 



Memory deallocation

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