"ADL is a new, modern way of writing native interop for .NET. Forget DllImport, forget static classes, forget slow overhead. Interfaces to native binding code - fast, easy, and flexible. Instead of relying on compile-time name resolution, static classes, and extern methods, ADL lets you define the interface to your native code as a pure C# interface, and resolve the library to bind to at runtime. You can use it as a generic type arguments, inject mocked implementations, switch between native interop and managed implementations at will - all the flexibility of an interface, all the speed and power of native code. Try it, and see how it can improve the maintainability of your interop code."