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Interesting, they are removing WinRT support from .NET 5 CoreCLR and instead adding a system that lets the Windows team plug in the marshaling stuff: https://g
by MarkSweep 6y ago
Interesting, they are removing WinRT support from .NET 5 CoreCLR and instead adding a system that lets the Windows team plug in the marshaling stuff:
https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/35318 https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/issues/35318
coreclr.dll is currently half a megabyte smaller than the 3.1 release.
- pjmlp 6y agoIt is based on the same ideas as C++/WinRT, which I am still bitter about, because it represents a productivity drop versus C++/CX as the ones pushing for it are hoping that ISO C++23 eventually gets the features that enables the VS tooling with C++/CX today. So you are back to manually copying files around and writing IDL files with Notepad like experience as if using ATL style development in 2020. Most likely C#/WinRT seems to follow the same fate in productivity drop.