Use resource name as app domain name

Author: FabianTerhorst

runtime/include/CoreClr.h

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ class CoreClr {
     alt::Array<alt::String> getTrustedAssemblies(alt::IServer* server, const char* appPath);
 
     void CreateAppDomain(alt::IServer* server, alt::IResource* resource, const char* appPath, void** runtimeHost,
-                         unsigned int* domainId, bool executable, uint64_t resourceIndex);
+                         unsigned int* domainId, bool executable, uint64_t resourceIndex, const char* domainName);
 
     void Shutdown(alt::IServer* server, void* runtimeHost,
                   unsigned int domainId);

runtime/src/CSharpResource.cpp

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ CSharpResource::CSharpResource(alt::IServer* server, CoreClr* coreClr, alt::IRes
                            0);//TODO: needs resource cfg "assembly"
 
         coreClr->CreateAppDomain(server, this, this->GetPath().CStr(), &runtimeHost, &domainId, executable,
-                                 resourcesCache.GetSize() - 1);
+                                 resourcesCache.GetSize() - 1, this->name.CStr());
 
         if (!executable) {
             coreClr->GetDelegate(server, runtimeHost, domainId, "AltV.Net", "AltV.Net.ModuleWrapper", "Main",

runtime/src/CoreClr.cpp

@@ -228,7 +228,7 @@ alt::Array<alt::String> CoreClr::getTrustedAssemblies(alt::IServer* server, cons
 }
 
 void CoreClr::CreateAppDomain(alt::IServer* server, alt::IResource* resource, const char* appPath, void** runtimeHost,
-                              unsigned int* domainId, bool executable, uint64_t resourceIndex) {
+                              unsigned int* domainId, bool executable, uint64_t resourceIndex, const char* domainName) {
     alt::String tpaList = "";
 
     //TODO: check if useless list separator at the end is fine