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It never ceases to amaze me how people can write a huge API and never bother to document how to use it. But, it’s been that way for as long as I can remember, going back 35 years. In my latest adventures, I’ve been trying to compile, link, and run C# code dynamically using Roslyn for Piggy, …
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In order to better support Piggy, which uses Antlr4, I’ve added a NuGet package called Antlr4BuildTasks. This package is a pared-down derivative of the excellent work of Sam Hartwell Antlr4cs code generator package, and includes just the rules and code needed to do builds in MSBuild, Dotnet, or Visual Studio 2017 IDE–just no Antlr4 tool itself. …
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While I now have Piggy producing a p/invoke header for a Clang-C header file, there are several improvements that I’ve made or will make soon.
With a bit of hacking for the last month or two, and I can finally see that I am making progress on Piggy, a new kind of p/invoke generator. Some might say “Why in the world are you wasting time writing a p/invoke generator? Aren’t there tools already that do this?” Well, yeah, there are other generators, …
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