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Write a callback function in C++ CLI and invoke this function in a native DLL

I explain exactly what I want to do:

write a callback function in a C++/CLI application

this application imports function from a native DLL

call this function from the DLL and return the results to the application


Can Anyone help with the simplest example, please!
Mar 29 '08 #1
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