I have a legacy unmanaged DLL function that expects to be passed a structure like this:

typedef struct tag_ACALLBACK
{
    void *ncCallbackFunction;
    void *ncUserData;
} ACALLBACK;

I'm stumped about how to assign a managed class method to the ncCallbackFunction function pointer.
I've tried creating a __delegate of the proper structure, but, as I half expected, you can't assign
a delegate to a void*:

IdleCallbackHandler* idleHandler = new IdleCallbackHandler(this, &MyClass::IdleCallback);
theSettings->nstIdle.ncCallbackFunction = idleHandler;    // this fails

I've read about, and used, the marshaling/pinvoke capability to pass a delegate to an unmanaged
function that expects a function pointer, but how do I assign a delegate to a function pointer
member variable?

- Mark