C# Bindings from Linux

[IsaacSherman]

Hi! I'm interested in using the C# bindings to connect to libiio from dotnet. The thing that's throwing me off right now, conceptually, is that I want to do it from Linux. It throws me because I've never called into native code from Linux- I'm usually on Windows when I need to do it. I'm not at the point of writing code yet, but I think the process I need to go through is something like:

1. Build the C++ libraries as .lib or .so files, targeting Linux
2. Modify the code so it uses a .NET project file to build the bindings (the cmake file seems to target .NET Framework)
3. Change the DLLImportAttributes so that they import the non-dll libraries.
4. Build the C# bindings
5. Pack it all into a nuget and use it in projects.

Is that about right? SWIG and GIS have been suggested as alternatives, but I'd rather not use them if a solution already exists, or is very close to it.

Thanks for any help you can offer,