I'm curious if there is a function in C# to convert an Win32 HRESULT (long) error code gotten from unmanaged code into the representation string.
How to fetch the message string from Win32 provided HRESULT C#
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I’m not aware of a single function but the workaround is easy enough.
Update: the “duplicate” question is very different.
HRESULT codes are documented in section 2.1 of the [MS-ERREF] spec.
Any Win32 code can be packed into HRESULT, by using Severity=1 and Facility=FACILITY_WIN32. The opposite is not true, FACILITY_WIN32 is just one of the many. The accepted answer to the “duplicate” question, which uses
Win32Exception, doesn’t apply to this question.Here's a quick demo.