Here's the sample code where the external C++ function is declared in the C# code:

[DllImport("PhysicsEngine")]
private static extern void CalculateTrajectory(float deltaT, float muzzleVelocity, float theta, float phi, float[] origin, float[,] trajectory, int size);

And, here's where the function is called:

            int size = 20;
            float deltaT = 0.02f;
            float muzzleVelocity = 900.0f;
            float[] origin = new float[3];
            origin[0] = -200.0f;
            origin[1] = 1.242f;
            origin[2] = 1000.0f;
            float theta = 0.0f;
            float phi = 0.0f;
            float maxRange = 1000.0f;
            float[,] trajectory = new float[size, 3];
CalculateTrajectory(deltaT, muzzleVelocity, theta, phi, origin, trajectory, size);

Here's the original C++ function definition's name and parameters:

void EXPORT_API CalculateTrajectory(float deltaT, float muzzleVelocity, float theta, float phi, float* origin, float** trajectory, int size)

The problem is that when I try to run the game in Unity or my own personal C# tester program, both programs crash. Why is that? Has anyone else successfully passed arrays as parameters between Unity and their own C++ dll's? If so, then please let me know so that I and others may benefit from your knowledge. Thank-you.