Native bindings to MacOS ObjC classes?
It's very easy to have C bindings in C# on both Windows and Linux, but I'm really struggling to know how to get ObjC bindings to native classes on MacOS.
So far my only clue is this HelloMacOS project which I managed to make work on .NET 8 without much trouble, but the problem now is that it can only target
net8.0-macos, which is not what I want.
For context, this is for my cross-platform camera library SeeShark which I'm rewriting from scratch without FFmpeg, so it'll target net8.0 and be able to run on Windows, Linux and MacOS.
How am I supposed to do this? Do I really need to have net8.0-macos in there? In that case, how do I deal with compilation? Do I maybe have to create a separate csproj that I conditionally depend on?GitHub
GitHub - Speykious/SeeShark: Simple C# camera library.
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Welp, guess I'll write in some other language and go through intermediate C bindings...
Oh my god I think I found a way to do bindings!
https://github.com/ppy/osu-framework/blob/master/osu.Framework/Platform/MacOS/Native/Class.cs
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osu-framework/osu.Framework/Platform/MacOS/Native/Class.cs at maste...
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ah yes