/// <summary>
/// When running on Windows we can't take the commmand line which was provided to the
/// Main method of the application. That will go through normal windows command line
/// parsing which eliminates artifacts like quotes. This has the effect of normalizing
/// the below command line options, which are semantically different, into the same
/// value:
///
/// /reference:a,b
/// /reference:"a,b"
///
/// To get the correct semantics here on Windows we parse the original command line
/// provided to the process.
/// </summary>
private static IEnumerable <string> GetCommandLineWindows(IEnumerable <string> args)
{
IntPtr ptr = Compatibility.GetCommandLine();
if (ptr == IntPtr.Zero)
{
return(args);
}
// This memory is owned by the operating system hence we shouldn't (and can't)
// free the memory.
var commandLine = Marshal.PtrToStringUni(ptr);
// The first argument will be the executable name hence we skip it.
return(CommandLineParser.SplitCommandLineIntoArguments(commandLine, removeHashComments: false).Skip(1));
}
