Improve compatibility with .NET Core and later (including .NET 5 and above) #141
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.NET Core and later (includes .NET Platform 5 and above) no longer supports delegate
BeginInvoke
andEndInvoke
. See e.g. this blog post from Mike Rousos for details. I changed the corresponding code inHidDevice.cs
andHidFastReadDevice.cs
to useTask
instead.Note I only tested this with .NET 6.0.
The changes should work on .NET Core and .NET Platform 5 and above. They should also work on .NET framework 4.5 and above, since the corresponding features (
Task.Run()
,Task.ContinueWith()
,Task.Factory
andTaskFactory.StartNew()
) are available there also according to the docs.I also modified some code provided earlier in two regards:
TaskFactory.StartNew()
instead of usingdelegate.Invoke()
(needs less code and is easier to read),#if
switches fromNET5_0_OR_GREATER
toNETCOREAPP1_0_OR_GREATER
, since that should be the appropriate symbol according to the docs.Note: On .NET Platform 6 at least, the dependency on the
Theraot.Core
nuget can be removed, because the corresponding backport is no longer needed there.Any review is appreciated. Hope this helps others using this library.