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The short answer is no, there doesn't seem to be an easy way of getting C++ structs into a C# format. There is, however, a way of doing unions in C# structs; whether this is a good idea, or if it's better to start from scratch with classes, will depend on you. To get unions in C# structs you use <code>LayoutKind.Explicit</code> and the <code>FieldOffset</code> attribute: <pre><code>[StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit)] struct StructTest { // A byte at the beginning of the struct. [FieldOffset(0)] public byte byte1; // Another byte immediately after it. [FieldOffset(1)] public byte byte2; // Now an integer which covers both. [FieldOffset(0)] public Int16 int1; } </code></pre> You can use this how you would expect: <pre><code> var foo = new StructTest(); foo.byte1 = 3; foo.byte2 = 6; Console.WriteLine("{0}", foo.int1); var bar = new StructTest(); bar.int1 = 5050; Console.WriteLine("{0}, {1}", bar.byte1, bar.byte2); </code></pre> produces <code>1539</code> and <code>186, 19</code>. This gets you the union structure, but it still doesn't answer the main problem of BitFields. There doesn't seem to be a consensus on this (except, of course, what you've already done; see, for example, [<a href="https://stackoverflow.com/a/9311624/920242">1</a>]). It might be possible to do something clever with the <code>MarshalAs</code> attribute to map a custom BitField class onto the underlying struct, but at that level of effort it might be easier to keep writing custom classes as you have been.
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