i’m usually using Win32 API in c#.NET. But not declare all in one application. Sometimes usually using user32, sometimes gdi32 … I think when i declare all api function, those use lot of memory. What is the best way using API in .NET ?
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i’m usually using Win32 API in c#.NET. But not declare all in one application. Sometimes usually using user32, sometimes gdi32 … I think when i declare all api function, those use lot of memory. What is the best way using API in .NET ?
Most of the Win32 API is available through managed abstractions. Otherwise, declare the ones you need using
DllImport.LoadLibraryshould really only be used where you have provided alternate functionality, that is, your application can work even without that particular API function. If the API function is critical, usingDllImportwill let the loader worry about whether the function exists or not.