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In one C# maintenance project I came across following variable declaration:
Int32* iProgressAddress;
Is it pointer declaration in C#?
I thought that there is no pointer concept in C#, what does that statement mean?
C# does support pointers, but it’s limited to pointing to primitive data types that are unmanaged types, such as ints, floats, enums, and other pointer types (plus the rest of the primitives).
edit: as well as value types