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Passing DateTime to Managed C++ Application for Modification

Hi,

I have a managed C++ application, converted from an ActiveX DLL, that reads
information from a beeper-like device. The data coming from the device
contains date and time information. Is it possible to pass an instance of a
DateTime structure to managed C++ where it can be modified and returned to
the C# application? I know that managed C++ can return a DateTime value as
a property but how can I do this through a passed parameter? I suppose, if
need be, I can use string data and then use DateTime.Parse in the C# code.

Thanks,
Jim
Oct 1 '06 #1
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