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Not in C#. &nbsp;Those are C++ language constructs. &nbsp;What are you trying to do?
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Not in C#.  Those are C++ language constructs.  What are you trying to do?

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Well, I have some code that I wanted to convert to C#, but it heavily uses pointers and commands such as malloc and free.<br />
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would i be able to write it in C++ and access the code through some sort of DLL or COM object or something? &nbsp;I'm new to C#, so I'm not sure whats possible.
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Well, I have some code that I wanted to convert to C#, but it heavily uses pointers and commands such as malloc and free.

would i be able to write it in C++ and access the code through some sort of DLL or COM object or something?  I'm new to C#, so I'm not sure whats possible.

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In MS Visual C#, what's the equivalent of<br />
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&quot;#include &lt;windows.h&gt;&quot; (from MS Visual C++)<br />
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The &quot;#include&quot; command isn't recognized and I want to do things with<br />
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USHORT* and malloc and what not. &nbsp;Can one do such a thing?
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In MS Visual C#, what's the equivalent of

"#include <windows.h>" (from MS Visual C++)

The "#include" command isn't recognized and I want to do things with

USHORT* and malloc and what not.  Can one do such a thing?

Accessing Windows.h in C#

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.NET Programming

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).