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if you have Interop in the DLL, it won't work.
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It is said that when a Unity Hololens project referenced a DLL carrying Interops, it cannot work on Hololens properly. Is that description true?
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That sounds incorrect -- it's probably a reference to specific interop assemblies not being supported due to dependencies on APIs that aren't allowed or don't exist (e.g. certain Win32 APIs). Do you have more details?
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@WithinRafael is correct. UWP applications can p/invoke to DLLs that use only functions that are exposed by the Windows Runtime. For example, the HoloToolkit-Unity makes use of a native plane finding DLL (code for the DLL is in [HoloToolkit](https://github.com/Microsoft/HoloToolkit "HoloToolkit).
Thanks!
David5
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The title is a sentence from a guy named Tony of window holographic developer Forum.
That sounds incorrect -- it's probably a reference to specific interop assemblies not being supported due to dependencies on APIs that aren't allowed or don't exist (e.g. certain Win32 APIs). Do you have more details?
@WithinRafael is correct. UWP applications can p/invoke to DLLs that use only functions that are exposed by the Windows Runtime. For example, the HoloToolkit-Unity makes use of a native plane finding DLL (code for the DLL is in [HoloToolkit](https://github.com/Microsoft/HoloToolkit "HoloToolkit).
Thanks!
David