Basic implementation of BoardMoveExecutor#9
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No need to do this. It's already done by Util.cs.
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Please don't tell me you're pre-running all cctors...
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Does that even work? The ModuleInitializer attribute seems to be missing. Either way, RIP startup perf
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I believe it works? — Not 100% sure, but running it seems to be fine.
The start-up performance isn't actually hurt that much.
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Merged it with the latest changes to begin testing ... |
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Basic implementation of an "array" ( We use native memory ) of function pointers, pointing to generic instantiations!
All 64 moves get their own specialized method body, with irrelevant code eliminated
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