Methods decorated with the DllImport attribute should point to existing unmanaged entry points. There is no compile-time check to ensure that methods decorated with the DllImport attribute actually exist in the referenced unmanaged dll. In the event that an entry point does not exist or the specified argument list is not correct, a runtime exception will be generated.
Method {0} passes a literal string as parameter '{1}' of a call to {2}. Retrieve the string argument from a resource table ...
Method {0} passes parameter name '{1}' as the {2} argument to a {3} constructor. Replace this argument with a descriptive ...
Method, operator, or accessor '%1!ls!' is marked external and has no attributes on it. Consider adding a DllImport attribute ...
MethodInstance with name '{0}' and type '{1}' must specify Return Parameter name along with Return TypeDescriptor path. Specifying ...
Methods decorated with the DllImport attribute should point to existing unmanaged entry points. There is no compile-time ...
Methods decorated with the SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity attribute have an implicit LinkDemand placed upon all of their callers. ...
Methods in the same type that differ only by return type can be difficult for developers and tools to properly recognize. ...
Methods marked with OnSerializing, OnSerialized, OnDeserializing, or OnDeserialized, must be non-generic, private, return ...
Methods where the type parameter cannot be inferred from the parameters and therefore has to be defined in the method call ...