In the last days I was looking for a way to realize Win32 API calls without additional packages. Surely this is a rather rare requirement, since almost everything can be handled via the dotNET framework. However, sometimes there are use cases where this may be required. Especially in the environment…

Tip: How to use Win32 API Calls or Win32 DLL Functions

StefanSchnell (Stefan Schnell) December 2, 2021, 3:57am 4

Here as tiny addendum: This approach works only with Windows Legacy Compatibility Mode. With .NET5+ an the error PlatformNotSupportedException occurs at compilation at when calling CompileAssemblyFromSource. This function is no longer supported.

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