Kevin Gosse • 7/26/2022

Why function pointers can't be used on instance methods in C#

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This technical article analyzes a GitHub issue where using function pointers on instance methods in C# causes stack corruption and incorrect results, especially with structs larger than 8 bytes. It explores the underlying reasons, contrasts behavior with delegates and static methods, and references the C# specification.

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