Various fixes for AOT compilation #110
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December 30, 2023 22:08
… defined in user assemblies
…time during AOT-mode
I find that the custom assembly resolver kills perf during Unity play-in-editor startup
The unmanaged constraint that ReinterpretFormatter has on T will cause the compiler to reject those The C# runtime doesn't seem to enforce that rule, so the change only affects AOT generated code
I'm not positive if it was actually variable boxing, but I was getting an issue where the value of offset would roll back to the value it was at the last time the specific SerializeDelegate for that type was used, which would then blow up on deserialization. Moving the args definition inside the delegate body fixes it
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I was evaluating Ceras for a project that's currently still on Unity 2019.4 in .NET standard 2.0 mode, and I figured I'd go ahead and share all the work I had to do to get AOT compilation to work properly for it.
Most of these things are just small bugs, but a few of them veer into new feature territory (like generating formatters for subclasses of an abstract base class).
I don't expect to do much more work here, and since this repo hasn't been updated in a few years I'm mostly just leaving it for anybody in the future who runs into these issues.