Hi all,

I'm having problems passing a blittable type (bool) from unmanaged C++ code
to a managed callback function.

I have an unmanaged C callback function declared as follows:

typedef int __stdcall PostProcFileCallback(void *pData, LPCTSTR pszFilename,
bool bSkipped);

and some code that calls is, passing a boolean bSkipped value to the
assigned callback function:

. . .

bool bSkipped = false;
. . .
if (m_pPostProcFileCB && nCode != AT_ABORT)
   nCode = m_pPostProcFileCB(m_pPostProcFileData, pszFilePath, bSkipped);
. . .

I have an associated C# delegate registered as the callback function.  The
delegate is prototyped as below:

public delegate int PostProcFileCallback(IntPtr pData, string pszFilename,
ref bool bSkipped);

and the callback method is defined below:

protected int OnPostProcFile(IntPtr pData, string pszFilename, bool bSkipped)
{
  . . .
  if (!bSkipped) { . . . }
  . . .
}

What I'm seeing is when my delegated callback method is invoked, the
bSkipped parameter is always true even when a false value is passed as the
bSkipped parameter in the unmanaged callback function invocation.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!