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Asked: May 11, 20262026-05-11T09:24:42+00:00 2026-05-11T09:24:42+00:00

I am trying to use a call-recording API using sockets. We have the API

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I am trying to use a call-recording API using sockets. We have the API documentation, but the samples are all in C++.

How would I declare the following in VB.NET or C#?

#define SIF_GENERAL 0x08000000 #define SIF_CONFIGURATION 0x08010000 #define SIF_ARCHIVE 0x08020000 #define SIF_SEARCH 0x08030000 #define SIF_REPLAY 0x08040000 #define SIF_STATISTICS 0x08050000 #define SIF_ENGINEER 0x08060000 

Note from the documentation: message identifiers are unsigned 32-bit values (ULONG).

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    Module Constants   Public Const SIF_GENERAL as Integer =&H08000000   Public Const SIF_CONFIGURATION As Integer = &H08010000   Public Const SIF_ARCHIVE As Integer = &H08020000   Public Const SIF_SEARCH As Integer = &H08030000   Public Const SIF_REPLAY As Integer = &H08040000   Public Const SIF_STATISTICS As Integer = &h08050000   Public Const SIF_ENGINEER As Integer = &h08060000  End Module 

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    public static class Constants {   public const int SIF_GENERAL =0x08000000;   public const int SIF_CONFIGURATION = 0x08010000;   public const int SIF_ARCHIVE = 0x08020000;   public const int SIF_SEARCH = 0x08030000;   public const int SIF_REPLAY = 0x08040000;   public const int SIF_STATISTICS = 0x08050000;   public const int SIF_ENGINEER = 0x08060000; } 
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