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[Pnet-developers] [bug #5436] compiler error: using const string in DllImport |
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Thu, 09 Oct 2003 00:40:51 -0400 |
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=================== BUG #5436: LATEST MODIFICATIONS ==================
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?func=detailbug&bug_id=5436&group_id=353
Changes by: Anonymous user Date: Thu 10/09/2003 at 00:40
------------------ Additional Follow-up Comments ----------------------------
Please note that using XYZ.LibName (ie qualifying the class in which the const
string is does work)
=================== BUG #5436: FULL BUG SNAPSHOT ===================
Submitted by: None Project: DotGNU Portable.NET
Submitted on: Fri 09/19/2003 at 12:12
Category: None Severity: 5 - Major
Bug Group: None Resolution: None
Assigned to: None Status: Open
Summary: compiler error: using const string in DllImport
Original Submission: Hello,
I've noticed that you cannot pass a const string to DllImport for the
libraryname.
<code>
public const string LibName="MyLib";
[DllImport(LibName)] public static extern void Foo();
[DllImport(LibName)] public static extern void Bar();
</code>
this does compile with dotNET but not with dotGNU
cscc error : 'LibName' is not declared in the current scope
The current workaround is that you must pass a literal string to each interop
entry like this:
<code>
[DllImport("MyLib")] public static extern void Foo();
[DllImport("MyLib")] public static extern void Bar();
</code>
Unless the compiler optimizes out the duplicates, this will be extremely
inefficient of memory. Also, the potential for typing/copying errors
increases. If the library name ever changes, you'll need a good search/replace
function.
Cheers,
Oscar
Follow-up Comments
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Date: Thu 10/09/2003 at 00:40 By: None
Please note that using XYZ.LibName (ie qualifying the class in which the const
string is does work)
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