Run managed code before Unity does!
This is a small fork of UnityDoorstop that enables loading a dynamic libary with native code as well. Nothing else changed. Be aware that the native code is loaded when mono is initialized, just like the managed code. It loads the library defined by the targetNative config variable
NOTE: Version 3.0.0.0 brought some breaking changes to how command line arguments are passed. Refer to the release changelogs for more info.
Doorstop is a tool to execute managed assemblies inside Unity as early as possible!
This repository is indented mainly for developers!
Developers should package Doorstop into their applications for the end-users.
- Runs first: Doorstop runs its own code before Unity has an ability to do so.
- Configurable: A very basic configuration file allows to specify your own assembly to execute!
- Public domain! You are fully free to embed Doorstop into your application!
Guides for users and developers on the wiki
To build, you will need:
- PowerShell 2.0 or newer
- Visual Studio 2019 (2015 might work as well with some modifications)
- Visual C++ Toolset v142
- .NET Framework 3.5 or newer (only for the example, not used by the proxy)
Clone, open in Visual Studio, select the platform (x86/x64) and build.
Doorstop's proxy is flexible and allows to be load as different DLLs. You can modify which functions are proxied by adding/removing entries in dll.def
The current set up allows to use the proxy for the following DLLs:
winhttp.dll(All exports, works better with Wine)version.dll(All exports, better support for Unity 3)
Simply rename the Doorstop DLL to use it as a different proxy (as long as the exports are included).