// ReSharper disable once UnusedParameter.Global
internal static void Main(string[] args)
{ // entry point for doorstop
// At this point, literally nothing but mscorlib is loaded,
// and since this class doesn't have any static fields that
// aren't defined in mscorlib, we can control exactly what
// gets loaded.
try
{
if (Environment.GetCommandLineArgs().Contains("--verbose"))
{
WinConsole.Initialize();
}
SetupLibraryLoading();
EnsureDirectories();
// this is weird, but it prevents Mono from having issues loading the type.
// IMPORTANT: NO CALLS TO ANY LOGGER CAN HAPPEN BEFORE THIS
var unused = StandardLogger.PrintFilter;
#region // Above hack explaination
/*
* Due to an unknown bug in the version of Mono that Unity uses, if the first access to StandardLogger
* is a call to a constructor, then Mono fails to load the type correctly. However, if the first access is to
* the above static property (or maybe any, but I don't really know) it behaves as expected and works fine.
*/
#endregion
log.Debug("Initializing logger");
SelfConfig.Load();
DisabledConfig.Load();
loader.Debug("Prepping bootstrapper");
InstallBootstrapPatch();
Updates.InstallPendingUpdates();
LibLoader.SetupAssemblyFilenames(true);
pluginAsyncLoadTask = PluginLoader.LoadTask();
permissionFixTask = PermissionFix.FixPermissions(new DirectoryInfo(Environment.CurrentDirectory));
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e);
}
}
//private static string otherNewtonsoftJson = null;
// ReSharper disable once UnusedParameter.Global
internal static void Main(string[] args)
{ // entry point for doorstop
// At this point, literally nothing but mscorlib is loaded,
// and since this class doesn't have any static fields that
// aren't defined in mscorlib, we can control exactly what
// gets loaded.
try
{
if (Environment.GetCommandLineArgs().Contains("--verbose"))
{
WinConsole.Initialize();
}
SetupLibraryLoading();
/*var otherNewtonsoft = Path.Combine(
* Directory.EnumerateDirectories(Environment.CurrentDirectory, "*_Data").First(),
* "Managed",
* "Newtonsoft.Json.dll");
* if (File.Exists(otherNewtonsoft))
* { // this game ships its own Newtonsoft; force load ours and flag loading theirs
* LibLoader.LoadLibrary(new AssemblyName("Newtonsoft.Json, Version=12.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=30ad4fe6b2a6aeed"));
* otherNewtonsoftJson = otherNewtonsoft;
* }*/
EnsureDirectories();
// this is weird, but it prevents Mono from having issues loading the type.
// IMPORTANT: NO CALLS TO ANY LOGGER CAN HAPPEN BEFORE THIS
var unused = StandardLogger.PrintFilter;
#region // Above hack explaination
/*
* Due to an unknown bug in the version of Mono that Unity uses, if the first access to StandardLogger
* is a call to a constructor, then Mono fails to load the type correctly. However, if the first access is to
* the above static property (or maybe any, but I don't really know) it behaves as expected and works fine.
*/
#endregion
log.Debug("Initializing logger");
SelfConfig.ReadCommandLine(Environment.GetCommandLineArgs());
SelfConfig.Load();
DisabledConfig.Load();
/* Removing this crap just in case.
* if (AntiPiracy.IsInvalid(Environment.CurrentDirectory))
* {
* loader.Error("Invalid installation; please buy the game to run BSIPA.");
*
* return;
* }
*/
CriticalSection.Configure();
loader.Debug("Prepping bootstrapper");
// updates backup
InstallBootstrapPatch();
LibLoader.SetupAssemblyFilenames(true);
GameVersionEarly.Load();
Updates.InstallPendingUpdates();
//HarmonyProtector.Protect();
pluginAsyncLoadTask = PluginLoader.LoadTask();
permissionFixTask = PermissionFix.FixPermissions(new DirectoryInfo(Environment.CurrentDirectory));
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e);
}
}