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Diagram and md files
Added diagram, changes to readme structure
manodasanW
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| **Please include as much information as possible in your issue**. The more information you provide, the more likely your issue/ask will be understood and implemented. Helpful information includes: | ||
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| * What device you're running (inc. CPU type, memory, disk, etc.) |
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This might be useful in some cases, but I feel like the others are more important and maybe we should re-order it or add a caveat to this.
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Reordered these and included cswinrt, SDK, .NET version
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Diagram_CreateProjection.jpg - we build both .net 5 version and .net standard 2.0 version of the projection. |
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Regarding the diagrams: |
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| * NuGet package: http://aka.ms/cswinrt/nuget | ||
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| C#/WinRT provides Windows Runtime (WinRT) projection support for the C# language. A "projection" is an adapter that enables programming the WinRT APIs in a natural and familiar way for the target language. For example, the C#/WinRT projection hides the details of interop between C# and WinRT interfaces, and provides mappings of many WinRT types to appropriate .NET equivalents, such as strings, URIs, common value types, and generic collections. | ||
| C#/WinRT provides Windows Runtime (WinRT) projection support for the C# language. A "projection" is an adapter that enables programming the WinRT APIs in a natural and familiar way for the target language. The C#/WinRT projection hides the details of interop between C# and WinRT interfaces, and provides mappings of many WinRT types to appropriate .NET equivalents, such as strings, URIs, common value types, and generic collections. | ||
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| WinRT APIs are defined in `*.winmd` format, and C#/WinRT includes tooling that generates .NET Standard 2.0 C# code that can be compiled into interop assemblies, similar to how [C++/WinRT](https://github.com/Microsoft/cppwinrt) generates headers for the C++ language projection. This means that neither the C# compiler nor the .NET Runtime require built-in knowledge of WinRT any longer. |
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remove ".NET Standard 2.0" as that is no longer true
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