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Introduce some new syntax to make it easier to call C code from C#.


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  <h3>3.5. Calling C# code</h3>
  
! TODO
  
! <h3>3.6. Weak and strong aliases</h3>
  
  TODO
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  <h3>3.5. Calling C# code</h3>
  
! The easist way to call C# code from C is to create a "<code>__module</code>"
! declaration within the C# application:
  
! <blockquote><pre>__module
! {
!     public static void cs_func()
!     {
!         ...
!     }
! 
! }</pre></blockquote><p>
! 
! The "<code>cs_func</code>" method will be visible to the C code as a
! regular function.<p>
! 
! TODO: using "<code>__invoke__</code>".<p>
! 
! TODO: deprecate "<code>__module</code>" and replace with
! "<code>System.Runtime.CompilerServices.CompilerGlobalScopeAttribute</code>",
! which is more correct standards-wise.<p>
! 
! <h3>3.6. Calling C code</h3>
! 
! To call C code from C#, you must declare the the C function in your
! C# application:<p>
! 
! <blockquote><pre>__module
! {
!     extern public static void c_func();
! 
! }</pre></blockquote><p>
! 
! where "<code>c_func</code>" is a function declared in your C code.
! Use "<code>__module.c_func()</code>" to call the function from C#.<p>
! 
! <h3>3.7. Weak and strong aliases</h3>
  
  TODO