A call to PInvoke function has unbalanced the stack about launchpad HOT 9 CLOSED

This happens when you start with debugging enabled. If you start without debugging (ctrl + f5 in visual studio), or simply open the .exe manually, it will work fine.

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If you wanna start with debugging enabled, but don't care about seeing PInvokeStackInbalences, you can follow the method from here (https://stackoverflow.com/a/9671751):

1. CTRL + ALT + E
2. Under "Managed Debugging Assistants" uncheck PInvokeStackImbalance.
   Obviously, a proper fix is preferred though :)

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I saw that you could run it using Rider. Do you have the GTK#2 libraries installed? They can cause issues like this.

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As far as I'm aware, I don't have the GTK#2 libraries installed, though I don't know where to look for them. I've also never heard of Rider; do you mean that was something you used on your end, or is it something that I can download that would allow me to run the code?

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Rider is an alternative to VS. I'm unsure what the issue is stemming from, I'm afraid.

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This is in fact an actual bug, not just VS "behaving weirdly" in debug mode. More information about the topic in general, as well as an example of one possible cause to look for in terms of a fix, can be seen at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3506796/pinvokestackimbalance-how-can-i-fix-this-or-turn-it-off.

Admittedly, I don't see any DllImport statements in the source, so this may be something a bit subtler about the interactions with the GTK# libraries, but hopefully this at least provides a starting point toward pinning it down.

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Im also getting the same issue even with GTK# Installed.

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@SankaDaVinci You should not install GTK# anymore. Remove it from your system and compile the launcher from source.

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Same issue. But project build successful

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