msquic on Android/Xamarin #2329
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Hi We would like to investigate the QUIC transport layer for our connection protocol between Android mobile and the backend. Thanks |
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We don't currently provide prebuilt android libraries. They are built in CI, and are easy to build in both WSL and on linux however. |
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No support for Android, iOS or any other mobile platform in .NET runtime. We support Windows, Linux and Mac (I'm not 100% sure if we're fully there, @wfurt?) |
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macOS should be close - there are two failing runtime test last time I checked. But AFIK we don't have CI test coverage. That should conceptually cover iOS and Android is generally Linux-is so the code should work IMHO without real code changes. .NET (HttpClient) will just light up if the library is there so this is mostly about availability of pre-builds, right? |
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System.Net.Quic is PNSE for anything other than Win/Lin/Mac and all H/3 gets trimmed from S.N.Http on the "unsupported" platforms. |
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We don't currently provide prebuilt android libraries. They are built in CI, and are easy to build in both WSL and on linux however.
For C# wrappers, we have some very low level wrappers in the src/cs folder, but they require raw pointers and don't follow C# standards. There are some wrappers in .NET itself, but I'm not sure if they work in xamarin.