Use a platform agnostic name for native libraries

[walac]

This patch makes the DALi C# binder and tizenfx-stub library names
platform agnostic. This guarantees they can be loaded in Windows and
Linux environments.

[WonyoungChoi]

@HJLeee Is this available on the dotnet runtime in Tizen? Could you check the lookup algorithm of the runtime again?

[HJLeee]

@walac I wonder if you have tested it before the submittion as there is no devel pkg in the target and in such case there is no, for example, capi-xxx.so, which links to capi-xxx.so.0.

[walac]

@HJLeee I tested it on Windows and Linux environments. Is there another test I should perform?

[WonyoungChoi]

@walac You should test on the tizen platform also, The xxxx.so symbolic link files are usually not installed in the platform binaries.

[dongsug-song]

@walac
Hello, this can not be merged, it will definitely make crash on tizen devices.
you can refer to the following links to get some guide for NUI windows/ubuntu backend.

https://code.sec.samsung.net/confluence/display/GFX/NUI+Developer+Getting+started
https://code.sec.samsung.net/confluence/display/GFX/How+to+use+VD+TV+emulator
https://code.sec.samsung.net/confluence/display/GFX/NUI+running+on+Ubuntu+backend
https://code.sec.samsung.net/confluence/display/GFX/NUI+Ubuntu+backend+Debugging
https://github.sec.samsung.net/NUI/windows-backend

thank you.

[walac]

Hi @dongsug-song , I can't access the links, are they behind some sort of a VPN or Firewall? I tried to take another approach to the problem following this dotnet documentation. The problem is that netstandard2.0 doesn't contain the referred APIs and the dllmap configuration is only implemented for mono.

PS: I have this PR pending for quite a while. Is this the right repo to submit?

[walac]

Closing in favor of #2091