Add ArrayMemory to DirectMemory adapter implementation (Fixes #22) #83
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Summary
This PR implements a solution for issue #22 by providing adapters that convert
IArrayMemory<TElement>intoIDirectMemory. The implementation usesGCHandle.Alloc()withGCHandleType.Pinnedto pin managed arrays in memory and provide stable pointers for direct memory access.Key Features:
ArrayMemory<TElement>that uses reflection to access the internal array and pin it directlyIArrayMemory<TElement>implementation by creating a temporary array copy and pinning itGCHandlelifecycle and provide stable pointer accessTechnical Approach:
The solution leverages the .NET GC pinning mechanism referenced in the issue comments:
GCHandle.Alloc(array, GCHandleType.Pinned)to prevent GC from moving the arrayIDisposablepattern to ensure proper cleanup of pinned handlesIntPtraccess through theIDirectMemory.PointerpropertyUsage Examples:
Test Plan
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Resolves #22