> I do agree that on Win32 OutputDebugString should be used. However,
> before I implement that I need to figure out how to properly make the C#
> code conditional, for either Win32 or Unix systems. This would likely
> require changing the `System.build' file, and probably introduces
> logistical issues. For example, if we did this, we would have a
> `System.dll' that was specific to Windows or specific to Linux.
> `corlib.dll' need to do the same thing, so this shouldn't be a major
> issue.
You can do this dynamically, just probe the OS (I forget how to do this,
but it is done in a few places in the class libraries) and execute the
code that you need to do:
if (is_windows){
OutputDebugString (...);
} else {
}
OutputDebugString is probably a Dllimported method, so unless you
actually invoke it, the code will just work fine.
Miguel.
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