public static void StructWithDefaultNonBlittableFields_Bool_MarshalAsInfo()
{
short s = 41;
bool b = true;
Assert.True(DisabledRuntimeMarshallingNative.CheckStructWithShortAndBool(new StructWithShortAndBoolWithMarshalAs(s, b), s, b));
}
public static void StructWithDefaultNonBlittableFields_Bool()
{
short s = 42;
bool b = true;
// By default, bool is a 4-byte Windows BOOL, which will cause us to incorrectly marshal back the struct from native code.
Assert.False(DisabledRuntimeMarshallingNative.CheckStructWithShortAndBool(new StructWithShortAndBool(s, b), s, b));
}
public static void EntryPoint_With_StructWithDefaultNonBlittableFields_NotFound()
{
short s = 42;
bool b = true;
// By default, bool is a 4-byte Windows BOOL, which will make the calculation of stack space for the stdcall calling convention
// incorrect, causing the entry point to not be found.
Assert.Throws <EntryPointNotFoundException>(() => DisabledRuntimeMarshallingNative.CheckStructWithShortAndBool(new StructWithShortAndBool(s, b), s, b));
}
public static void StructWithDefaultNonBlittableFields_MarshalAsInfo()
{
short s = 41;
bool b = true;
Assert.True(DisabledRuntimeMarshallingNative.CheckStructWithShortAndBool(new StructWithShortAndBoolWithMarshalAs(s, b), s, b));
// We use a the "green check mark" character so that we use both bytes and
// have a value that can't be accidentally round-tripped.
char c = '✅';
Assert.True(DisabledRuntimeMarshallingNative.CheckStructWithWCharAndShort(new StructWithWCharAndShortWithMarshalAs(s, c), s, c));
}
