Incorrect string marshaling when "ID3D12Object::SetName" was called

[Cutano]

Summary

SetName("DepthStencil")
But I got
(0x000001CAA011C1C0:'Dphtni)

Steps to reproduce

• Platform:Desktop
• Framework Version: .NET 6
• API: DirectX
• API Version: DirectX 12

ID3D12Resource* depthStencil;
.......... Some Code Here ............
depthStencil->SetName($"DepthStencil");

Then I got this error:

Execution (From D3D12): ID3D12CommandQueue::ExecuteCommandLists: An ID3D12Resource object (0x000001CAA011C1C0:'**Dphtni**) referenced in a command list ............

Comments

It looks like Silk is using Marshal.StringToHGlobalAnsi() rather than StringToBSTR(), which drops half of the letters due to the encoding.

[HurricanKai]

So basically every second character makes it? I guess it's a problem with UTF16 vs UTF8, which indicates an annotation mistake. @Perksey assigning you for now, assuming this is BuildTools work?

[Cutano]

So basically every second character makes it? I guess it's a problem with UTF16 vs UTF8, which indicates an annotation mistake. @Perksey assigning you for now, assuming this is BuildTools work?

Yes, the native API uses LPCWSTR to receive the name, which points to UTF-16 wchar.

HRESULT SetName(
  LPCWSTR Name
);

[Perksey]

Will fix this for 2.10. Assuming that BuildTools already collects the LPCWSTR info, shouldn't be too much work...