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How to send large chunks of memory from UMC to C# via MC++?

I am looking for advice on best practices. I am coding against a
digital camera SDK. One of the callback functions returns the
large, multi megabyte images in smaller chunks. Some of the
images will be JPG, others will be RAW.

GUI is C#
Middle layer: MC++
Digital Camera SDK: UMC SDK

The MC++ layer will gather all the different pieces of the images
and put them together in one _______. The question is: How best
to gather all those pieces as to send them up to the C# GUI? When
the pieces are a JPG, C# is going to want to be able to turn it
into an Image object, when the pieces are a RAW image, the C# will
simply save the image to the hard drive.

Sam
Nov 17 '05 #1
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