S
Sin Jeong-hun
The .NET BCL is great but not always sufficient. We need Win32 API's
to do certain tasks. It's not impossible. We can manually write extern
function signatures by hand or copy and paste from a site like
pInvoke.net. But I always feel this is a little bit painstaking.
Sometimes some signatures are missing or not provided for the CLR
language I'm in use or those codes don't work and I have to search
Google for it.
So, what if someone can make a class library (a single .dll file) for
all (or most of ) the Win32 api's functions, constants or structures?
Then we don't need to copy and paste them everytime we need them, we
just simply reference the library. Things would get much easier I
think.
to do certain tasks. It's not impossible. We can manually write extern
function signatures by hand or copy and paste from a site like
pInvoke.net. But I always feel this is a little bit painstaking.
Sometimes some signatures are missing or not provided for the CLR
language I'm in use or those codes don't work and I have to search
Google for it.
So, what if someone can make a class library (a single .dll file) for
all (or most of ) the Win32 api's functions, constants or structures?
Then we don't need to copy and paste them everytime we need them, we
just simply reference the library. Things would get much easier I
think.