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How painful is that? I might consider that a tooling issue. Ideally, you should be able to specify the java dependencies you want and get some magical interfac
by swsieber 10y ago
How painful is that? I might consider that a tooling issue.
Ideally, you should be able to specify the java dependencies you want and get some magical interface file generated for you in C# that makes it so you don't have to think so much about the interop, or at least remove any tedium / boiler plate. If that's not there, then I'd say it's a tooling issue.
- te_platt 10y agoIt's pretty painful. I love using Xamarin and don't often need to use a native library but when it comes up it is the worst part of the Xamarin experience. There is a tool to help the process on Ios ,objective sharpie, but it's not the easiest thing to use either.
- migueldeicaza 10y agoI have a team of developers that binds the most popular Android and iOS libraries. We bind the libraries that our users request. If you have some of those that you would like us to do, we would love to help you. Anything to remove the friction from using C#.