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// This is only pseudo-code!

public sealed class DelegateName : System.MulticastDelegate

{

public DelegateName (object target, uint functionAddress);

public delegateReturnValue Invoke(allDelegateInputRefAndOutParams);

public IAsyncResult BeginInvoke(allDelegateInputRefAndOutParams,

AsyncCallback cb, object state);

public delegateReturnValue EndInvoke(allDelegateRefAndOutParams,

IAsyncResult result);

}

The System.MulticastDelegate and

System.Delegate Base Classes

So, when you build a type using the C# delegate keyword, you indirectly declare a class type that

derives from System.MulticastDelegate. This class provides descendents with access to a list that

contains the addresses of the methods maintained by the delegate type, as well as several additional

methods (and a few overloaded operators) to interact with the invocation list. Here are some select

members of System.MulticastDelegate:

public abstract class MulticastDelegate : Delegate

{