DefaultAsset class

Annotation specifying the default asset ID for the current library.

The annotation applies only to library declarations.

The compiler and/or runtime provides a binding from asset ID to native library, which depends on the target platform and architecture. The compiler/runtime can resolve identifiers (symbols) against the native library, looking up native function implementations which are then used as the implementation of external Dart function declarations.

If used as annotation on a library declaration, all Native-annotated external functions in this library will use the specified asset id for native function resolution (unless overridden by Native.assetId).

If no DefaultAsset annotation is provided, the current library's URI is the default asset ID for Native-annotated external functions.

Example (file package:a/a.dart):

@Native<Int64 Function(Int64, Int64)>()
external int sum(int a, int b);

Example 2 (file package:a/a.dart):

@DefaultAsset('package:a/a.dart')
library a;

import 'dart:ffi';

@Native<Int64 Function(Int64, Int64)>()
external int sum(int a, int b);

The above two examples are equivalent.

Prefer using the library URI as asset name when possible.

NOTE: This is an experimental feature and may change in the future.