As suggested in the SA forum, reposting here.
I know Windows Phone Silverlight is still in beta, but I have the following issue tying to use SA with it.
First I created a brand new Windows Phone Class Library with no classes. Then created a brand new SA project without changing any settings, and everything works correctly.
I then add a class as follows:
public class Class1
{
static void Test()
{
System.Net.HttpUtility.UrlEncode("");
}
}
Using the same SA project I now get the error:
SmartAssembly has encountered an invalid token in:
[System.Windows]System.Net.HttpUtility
I guess that this is due to the oddity with the way Silverlight locates its side-by-side assemblies, this was using SA 5.2 (build 92)
Also in another Windows Phone project the Control Flow Obfuscation does not work on Strongest but does with Strictly Valid, I havent been unable to narrow it down any further.
These are not issues that need resolving immediately but thought you should be made aware.
Thanks
Doozly
www.doozly.com
I know Windows Phone Silverlight is still in beta, but I have the following issue tying to use SA with it.
First I created a brand new Windows Phone Class Library with no classes. Then created a brand new SA project without changing any settings, and everything works correctly.
I then add a class as follows:
Using the same SA project I now get the error:
SmartAssembly has encountered an invalid token in:
[System.Windows]System.Net.HttpUtility
I guess that this is due to the oddity with the way Silverlight locates its side-by-side assemblies, this was using SA 5.2 (build 92)
Also in another Windows Phone project the Control Flow Obfuscation does not work on Strongest but does with Strictly Valid, I havent been unable to narrow it down any further.
These are not issues that need resolving immediately but thought you should be made aware.
Thanks
Doozly
www.doozly.com