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Is there a way to get the length of a fixed size buffer?
Something like:
public struct MyStruct
{
public unsafe fixed byte buffer[100];
public int foo()
{
return sizeof(buffer); // Compile error.
}
}
Is there any way to accomplish something like this?
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A fixed size buffer is a member that represents storage for a fixed length buffer of variables of a given type. A fixed size buffer declaration introduces one or more fixed size buffers of a given element type. Fixed size buffers are only permitted in struct declarations and can only occur in unsafe contexts.
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Well like in C++, you have to keep size of built-in arrays. Same applies for fixed buffers in C#. This type is comparable to inline_array. This gives you benefits such as static code checking. They are a bit of a pain to work with as they aren't C#'s first class feature. So probably the best solution is to keep size as a part of struct. You will probably just have to deal with it or use a collection/C#'s System.Array. Maybe another solution would be to create fixed buffer as a seperate struct and then make it part of another stucts with other data.
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