I recently developed native extensions for mobile projects on Adobe AIR (Android and iOS).
I want to port these ANEs for desktop projects on Windows and OSX. The OSX part is not a problem because it uses the same mechanisms as for iOS. The problem is essentially on the Windows side.
Adobe AIR offers bridges to write the native part in C / C ++, I prefer to use C# to simplify the task and access more simply .NET libraries.
Has anyone ever heard of experiments or viable projects to code a native Adobe AIR extension with C#?
I have not found a complete solution to achieve this:
Thank you for your help or a different point of view on these issues.
A developer sent me this link to TUARUA's FreSharp GitHub page.
It corresponds exactly to the subject of my question. I share it so that everyone can see how to create an ANE (AIR Native Extension) from C# under Windows.
So I will be able to resume my development and port my libraries for desktop computers.
Thanks to everyone.