Hi,

I've just started with C# and I've been using the DllImport attribute to specify functions in an unmanaged DLL. I've noticed that there is a native type 'uint' for a 32 bit unsigned integer, which equates to a DWORD in windows API speak. There is also a type called UInt32 which appears to be the same.

Can someone explain why these two types exist and the different usages of them.

Should I be using uint or UInt32 for DWORD?

Thanks.

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Kep.

uint is an unsigned integer base type and UInt32 is a overridable base class.


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