Jackson Dunstan

It looks like the code generator isn't finding the method because it's generic so it's types are `T` instead of `Object`. I'd happily accept a PR with a fix.

One more thing: there should also be a `NativePerJobThreadLongPtrs` to keep the parity established by `NativePerJobThreadLongPtr` and `NativeLongPtr`.

Hey @hexonaut , thanks for making all these changes! Allow me to elaborate on my feedback that `Length` should always be constant. The original `NativePerJobIntPtr` that this is based on...

Yes, a separate PR is probably a good idea to keep the branch size manageable. One more thing: I was thinking about the name `NativePerJobThreadIntPtrs` and realized that it implies...

It's working fine for me on Windows. Can you please provide more information such as your version of Windows, your C++ compiler version, the reproduction rate of the crash, and...

I am also seeing the issue in 2018.3.12f1 after switching to .NET 4.x and running in the editor. I'll investigate a solution. In the meantime, please use .NET 3.5.

There have been several bug fixes since the issue was reported, so it's possible it's fixed. Can you reproduce with the latest version?

Sounds cool. Definitely feel free to submit a PR if you implement such a feature.

@philipcass Can you please elaborate on what doesn't work?

@philipcass Thanks for clarifying. It looks like that code should only be generated for the first derived type, not all of them. I'm not able to address the issue right...