Some examples I found useful calling Rust from CSharp, I'm sure some of these could be further optimized but this is just a starting ground. The ILogger is particularly useful for maintaining logging settings between Rust and C# code contexts.
- Writing to a memory mapped file by getting a
SafeMemoryMappedViewHandleand passing its pointer to Rust. - Passing a List of structs to Rust by using
CollectionMarshallto read as a span and pinning the reference to the first element usingMemoryMarshal.GetReference - Passing a heap allocated class to Rust by using
GCHandle.Alloc(obj, GCHandleType.Pinned)to acquire a handler to a fixed handler and usingAddrOfPinnedObject()to retrieve the pointer to that object's memory location. - Writing to a C# ILogger using delegate function stored as global function pointer in Rust
- Reading a Boxed Vector from Rust as a
Span<T>in CSharp.
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