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C# is NOT a portable data format specification. by etwas_egal 2007-01-25 13:08:03
At least not to Enterprising Head Rat. :(


Must now translate structs describing binary files to something gcc-able, from a language that doesn't support static arrays. Which makes a fixed-length string... not-possible-to-spec, despite their use in the actual data.

Eyuch.
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  Welcome To The Wonderful World Of Microsoft. (n/t) by wwill2007-01-25 13:12:13
  If you must... by ormandj2007-01-25 13:15:23
    I have mono installed, but I am not allowed to by etwas_egal2007-01-25 13:20:52
      Mono can compile C# to native code by admeralthrawn2007-01-25 13:50:01
        Indeed. (n/t) by Didactylos2007-01-25 14:02:59
        Option checked - it compiles to native assemblies by etwas_egal2007-01-25 14:44:26
  Use the marshaller classes by Didactylos2007-01-25 14:10:49
    The real issue is lack of a CLR by etwas_egal2007-01-25 14:41:48
      What's broken about it? (n/t) by Didactylos2007-01-25 14:44:35
        Static array references not fixed yet by etwas_egal2007-01-25 14:53:04
          Huh? by Didactylos2007-01-25 15:05:35
            Example, massively trimmed by etwas_egal2007-01-25 15:31:06
              Shouldn't you be using by Didactylos2007-01-25 15:51:38
                Some of that, yeah. That's why it's "broken". by etwas_egal2007-01-25 23:59:31
                Thanks!!! Just figured out *why* by etwas_egal2007-01-26 00:06:17

 

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