Add simple C# interop sample/test #3657
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kennykerr
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I'd like to add some more interesting C# interop samples and tests (much like I already have for C++) but for now this is just a tiny example to prove out that it works in the build without overly complicating windows-rs - let's see. 🙃
There's a new Rust
cdyliblibrary crate that will produce a DLL with a simple exported function and a second Rust library crate that just acts as a driver to build and run a simple C# console app that then calls the exported function. This lets us test it as follows:It will also be validated as part of the CI build automatically.
This still seems a little cumbersome but its at least manageable. It does depend on "dotnet.exe" and the .NET SDK being installed so we'll see if the default GitHub runners include that...