I compiled it myself using the scripts and steps in your github project and it worked perfectly! In fact, I compiled it on my Android tablet.
I think perhaps the Android version would have worked but I didn't realize that dotnet overwrites the native libraries in your bin/Debug directory from the .nuget package store on every dotnet run.
Excellent! That's exactly what I was going to suggest.
And regarding the overwriting issue - that could be related to a bug, which I've filed a github issue for, which has to do with the tooling's selection process for the native library: github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/4195.
I might have to check out these vector robots as you're the author of the .net sdk and another Wayne who commented earlier, was trying to control said Vector robot from a Pi, presumably using your sdk :)
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I compiled it myself using the scripts and steps in your github project and it worked perfectly! In fact, I compiled it on my Android tablet.
I think perhaps the Android version would have worked but I didn't realize that dotnet overwrites the native libraries in your bin/Debug directory from the .nuget package store on every
dotnet run.Excellent! That's exactly what I was going to suggest.
And regarding the overwriting issue - that could be related to a bug, which I've filed a github issue for, which has to do with the tooling's selection process for the native library: github.com/dotnet/sdk/issues/4195.
I might have to check out these vector robots as you're the author of the .net sdk and another Wayne who commented earlier, was trying to control said Vector robot from a Pi, presumably using your sdk :)