This is a rewrite to support .NET 9, in this pull request I'll descibe the set up of the repository.
I tried my best to follow the standard of the other frida repositories so it can be integrated in the build system.

The project is divided into three libraries.

Closes #16

Build system

For windows it's important to build with -md flag, for example .\configure.bat --host=windows-x86_64-md.

Version is replaced with meson.project_version(), so this should be the actual Frida version when integrated.

Frida.NET

This is a wrapper around the bindings to improve developer experience. The gir.core bindings are not pretty to work with. The result is that a developer can write this code and it just works.

var deviceManager = new FridaDeviceManager();

foreach (var device in deviceManager.EnumerateDevices())
{
    Console.WriteLine($"{device.Type} {device.Name}");
}

Local | Local System
Remote | Local Socket
Remote | GDB Remote Stub

Frida.NET.Bindings

These are bindings generated by gir.core/GirTool from the Frida-1.0.gir file.

They are ran through the helper.py script to make everything internal. This is to not clutter the namespace and confuse the developer. The internals are only visible to the Frida.NET library.

Frida.NET.Runtime.*

This contains the Frida.dll, Frida.dylib or Frida.so file depending on the operating system.

• Feature parity with old frida-clr
• gir.core nested callbacks support Add support for callbacks nested in classes gircore/gir.core#1290
• gir.core bytes bug Signal: Unable to cast object of type 'GObject.Object' to type 'GLib.Bytes' gircore/gir.core#1298
• Depend on gir.core nuget packages instead of dll's. This requires a release from the gir.core repository