interop - How to marshall pointer to array in C# -

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i have c++ method int** argument pointer int array.

how can marshall c#?

you can try inspiration method signature:

void mymethod([marshalas(unmanagedtype.lparray, sizeconst=10)] int[] ar);

(the array 10 in length)


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