public void Initialize()
{
var initTimer = System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch.StartNew();
DllManipulator.Initialize(Options, Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId, Application.dataPath);
initTimer.Stop();
InitializationTime = initTimer.Elapsed;
}
/// <summary>
/// Will reset the DllManipulator and Initialize it again.
/// Note: Unloads all Dlls, may be a dangerous operation if using preloaded
/// </summary>
public void Reinitialize()
{
DllManipulator.Reset();
#if UNITY_EDITOR
if (EditorApplication.isPlaying || Options.enableInEditMode)
#endif
Initialize();
}
private void Reset()
{
//Note on threading: Because we don't wait for other threads to finish, we might be stealing function delegates from under their nose if Unity doesn't happen to close them yet.
//On Preloaded mode this leads to NullReferenceException, but on Lazy mode the DLL and function would be just reloaded so we would up with loaded DLL after game exit.
//Thankfully thread safety with Lazy mode is not implemented yet.
if (DllManipulator.Options != null) // Check that we have initialized
{
DllManipulator.Reset();
}
_singletonInstance = null;
}
private void OnDestroy()
{
if (_singletonInstance == this)
{
//Note on threading: Because we don't wait for other threads to finish, we might be stealing function delegates from under their nose if Unity doesn't happen to close them yet.
//On Preloaded mode this leads to NullReferenceException, but on Lazy mode the DLL and function would be just reloaded so we would up with loaded DLL after game exit.
//Thankfully thread safety with Lazy mode is not implemented yet.
DllManipulator.UnloadAll();
DllManipulator.ForgetAllDlls();
DllManipulator.ClearCrashLogs();
_singletonInstance = null;
}
}
