c# - How to call a function whose parameter is char ** from dll? -

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a function in dll defined this:

int dlldir nvcp_ep_to_buf(int ep_id, unsigned char** o_buf);

i want call function using dllimport, how declare function in c#, , how can call function? if call function in c++, allocate memory o_buf , call function, works.


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