Ensure Proper Layout for Non-ValueTypes#57
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Looks OK to me in terms of code. Was this tested yet on some other games than just TestGame? |
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Yes, I haven't tried any Win32 games, but I think it's safe to assume it will work there as well. |
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On some Unity versions, some types will have layout attributes assigned to them even though they are not of ValueType.
A prime example is
UnityEngine.LightProbesinsideUnityEngine.CoreModule.dllon 2018.4.36f1 (TestGame).This went unnoticed for a while until we switched to CoreCLR which is way stricter in terms of type loading.