This adds the ability to handle exactly one type of function that throws: F<TR, T>.
Rather than bury you in the spew of many changes, I thought I'd keep this PR simple. The fire hose happens next PR.
To do this, I added an optional argument to MakeDelegateFromBlindClosure that includes flags to indicate whether the delegate can throw or is async.
The SwiftToCSharp marshaling now handles closures that throw - this just involves calling the right adapter, but other than that, it's pretty much the same code.
This adds the ability to handle exactly one type of function that throws:
F<TR, T>. Rather than bury you in the spew of many changes, I thought I'd keep this PR simple. The fire hose happens next PR.To do this, I added an optional argument to
MakeDelegateFromBlindClosurethat includes flags to indicate whether the delegate can throw or is async.The SwiftToCSharp marshaling now handles closures that throw - this just involves calling the right adapter, but other than that, it's pretty much the same code.