I'm making a Native Unity Plugin for a linux game, and I have to define C# callbacks, called by my native plugin coded in C.
So the plugin extension is .so since I will compile the game only for linux.
I read on the net that I should annotate these callbacks as __stdcall cause there are C# callbacks called from my C lib. Details: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/zxk0tw93.aspx
But it's not possible to compile with __stdcall on my functions under UNIX Systems, and I can't compile on windows since it's a library for linux, I call unix functions on this lib.
So what's the point? Is that really necessary to put __stdcall on my callbacks ?
EDIT:
Maybe use __stdecl is the same? But is this necessary to define it for external callbacks?
