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“ProxyGen.exe Error: 0 : Error: Static members are not supported by proxygen….”
When I run proxgen I get the error: "ProxyGen.exe Error: 0 : Error: Static members are not supported by proxygen…." For example: C:\TestCode\WindowsApplication1\bin\Debug>proxygen /l:"windowsapplication1.exe" /c:"Proxy.cs"
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