IL2cpp windows build error

Getting the following show stopper build error:

"
IL2CPP error for method 'System.Int32 CSCore.CoreAudioAPI.AudioCaptureClient::GetBufferNative(System.IntPtr&,System.Int32&,CSCore.CoreAudioAPI.AudioClientBufferFlags&,System.Int64&,System.Int64&)' in assembly 'C:\Users\friken\Documents\fractal\Fractalhuasca-UnityProject\Temp\StagingArea\Data\Managed\UnityEngine.dll'
Additional information: Build a development build for more information. Unable to cast object of type 'Mono.Cecil.CallSite' to type 'Mono.Cecil.MethodReference'."

not idea what that means or what to try, google search is failing me.

 

@JoshPeterson Has this been addressed? I'm running into the same issue in Unity 2017.4.5f1.

Basically, what seems to happen there is that any method using unsafe + something like this:

Code (csharp):

1. ((void**) (*(void**) UnsafeBasePtr)

will fail. CSCore uses that a lot. I have started wrapping those parts in #if !ENABLE_IL2CPP ... but that's just a band-aid to make the project build so I can test some things. It would be great if this could be fixed in Unity. Here is the full error message I am getting in Unity 2017.4.5f1:

Code (csharp):

1. IL2CPP error for method 'System.Int32 CSCore.CoreAudioAPI.AudioClient::InitializeNative(CSCore.CoreAudioAPI.AudioClientShareMode,CSCore.CoreAudioAPI.AudioClientStreamFlags,System.Int64,System.Int64,CSCore.WaveFormat,System.Guid)' in AudioClient.cs:159
2. Additional information: Exception of type 'System.Exception' was thrown.

... and this is one example method (which includes my band-aid conditional compilation):

Code (csharp):

1.         public unsafe int GetNextPacketSizeNative(out int numFramesInNextPacket) {
2. #if !ENABLE_IL2CPP
3.             fixed (void* p = &numFramesInNextPacket) {
4.                 return InteropCalls.CallI(UnsafeBasePtr, p, ((void**)(*(void**)UnsafeBasePtr))[5]);
5.             }
6. #else
7.             numFramesInNextPacket = 0;
8.             UnityEngine.Debug.LogError("AudioCaptureClient.GetNextPacketSizeNative(...) not supported on IL2CPP");
9.             return 0;
10. #endif
11.         }

 

Ah, yes, sorry - I filed some reports after I wrote the posting. That's

(Case 1049545) IL2CPP Builds Fail for (void**)(*(void))

and, a different issue because in that case we don't get the proper error message (which means it's extremely difficult to even figure out what the problem is):

(Case 1049528) IL2CPP Fails without proper error message that helps isolate the issue

I believe both bug reports have really good repro-projects (I literally spent two days isolating those issues, with 1049528 being the one that consumed most of the time because I had to tear the whole project apart and do builds with only small subsets of the project to isolate what was causing IL2CPP to fail.