Fix segmentation fault by passing IntPtr to pinned memory #4
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…s to avoid ties to .NET 4.6.1.
… of RGB strip types.
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refvariable.It builds and looks like the code that I got working, however... I admit I haven't been able to do the due diligence of installing PowerShell Core on an RPi that has the strip connected to it and actually verify the functionality. Given some unfortunate events that have recently occurred in my personal life, I will not be able to take that all the way to completion, and I apologize ahead of time for that.
I'll note that the code in this repo has a .NET Core console app that I have absolutely verified as working on an RPi with the lights. Should the updates I made not be fully compatible, it may be interesting to just pull from that repo and wrap the PowerShell around that instead of trying to diff-and-apply changes in here.