ah yes sorry :) for that you would need to do the opposite. you would need to start with a variable in BMAX and give its pointer to C++. your still dealing with a pointer, just shifting it to the CPP side. im not sure how safe that would be though. the big question would be does BMAX ever internally rearrage variable memory locations?
Better way to do BYTEPointer[0]=100?
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