I've pretty much read up on how to get a Visual FoxPro app and a .Net (in my case, Visual Basic 2008) .dll to talk to each other, and I'm all set to do so. But I just remembered that there's one more potential fly in the ointment that may prove troublesome.

In one of my method calls, there is a pass by reference of an array - I need to send in an array, get it filled with information, and get it sent back to the calling application. Now, I just remembered that VFP's arrays are unmanaged memory, while .NET's arrays are instances of System.Array. Will appropriate adjustment be made for that? Or do I need to rethink my strategy - come up with some with some other way to passing back that list (it's one dimensional) of information?

Any thoughts?

David