I am confused in AddressOf in c# and pointer in c++ ?
Am i right that Addressof is manage execution and pointer is unmanage execution or something else?
I am confused in AddressOf in c# and pointer in c++ ? Am i
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I am confused in AddressOf in c# and pointer in c++ ?
Am i right that Addressof is manage execution and pointer is unmanage execution or something else?
AddressOf is a VB operator, and doesn’t exist in C#. It creates a delegate to a procedure. The delegate can be used later to call the procedure in code that does not include the procedure’s name.
A pointer in C/C++ is a representation of an address in memory. You can create a pointer to a function and use it to call that function, so in that particular case pointers and delegates behave similarly. However, delegates are not simply function pointers. The most important difference is that delegates can be chained, and call more than one procedure at once.