Fiel's problem was a little simpler -- his dllimport method was out in
C# class that was imported. The problem appears to be that reflection
is not finding the method. That is likely either a signature-matching
problem (declared args vs supplied params) or even just having the
flags set a little w
> If you could give me a small example of how you would like to use
> this, I can take a look.
I suggest you read Miguel de Icaza's blog entry here about using
dynamic and pinvoke. The concept is quite simple. Basically you have
to generate a method on-the-fly and tag it with the correct
attribut
Not supported at present.
I'd have to think a little about it, but at first glance, it seems
doable. I've not look under the surface at how the CLR handles
PInvoke via DLLImport, so some investigation is required.
Attributes are supported on method defs in various places (but not yet
documented)
Does ClojureCLR support PInvoke and the DLLImport attribute or
something similar?
(e.g., from PInvoke.net)
DllImport("crypt32.dll", EntryPoint = "CertGetNameString", CharSet =
CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true)]
static extern System.UInt32 CertGetNameString(IntPtr CertContext,
System.UInt32 lType,
