>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,

>Can anyone help? I'm trying to get the CopyMemory

>work but it just keeps failing and terminating my
application.

>I changed the data types for Destination and Source from
Any to String and
>Integer as Any is not supported in .net

>Public Declare Sub CopyMemory Lib "kernel32"

>Destination As String, ByRef Source As Integer, ByVal
Length As Integer)

>Any ideas appreciated!

>John

>.

> John,

> Without the specific code, it is hard to determine the
> problem.  That said, the error probably has to do with
> the intended target or source data type.  Are they arrays
> and if so what time? Strings are handled much differentlye
> in NET as to earlier systems.  Please include a sample of
> the code that includes the identification of the source
> and target and the call.

> HTH

> Pat

> >-----Original Message-----
> >Hi,

> >Can anyone help? I'm trying to get the CopyMemory
> (RtlMoveMemory) API to
> >work but it just keeps failing and terminating my
> application.

> >I changed the data types for Destination and Source from
> Any to String and
> >Integer as Any is not supported in .net

> >Public Declare Sub CopyMemory Lib "kernel32"
> Alias "RtlMoveMemory" (ByRef
> >Destination As String, ByRef Source As Integer, ByVal
> Length As Integer)

> >Any ideas appreciated!

> >John

> >.

> CopyMemory will not work in dotnet because the memory is managed and
> can be moved without notice. Therefore using any API that deals
> directly with memory is a bad idea.