>>I don't think C# can run unmanaged code...C++ has the ability to do managed or unmanaged. I'll try to look into it tomorrow.
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>I've never done it, but it looks possible. message#613147

Even if you can do it (write unmanaged/unsafe code), avoid doing it at all cost. The reason is code access security. Your user or your network administrator can set a machine policy that will prevent unsafe code from loading into memory. Think of downloadable components and distributing your apps over the internet. Would you really want users downloading and running code that can set pointers all over the place?