I\'m thinking about doing some static analysis project over C++ code samples, as opposed to entire programs. In general static analysis requires some simpler intermediate representation, but such a re
I want to compile a C++ program to an intermediate code. Then, I want to compile the intermediate code for the current processor with all of its resources.
I found this interesting thing when I was trying out the new feature “optional parameters” in C# 4.0.
So, I\'ve been searching around on the internet for a bit, trying to see if someone has already invented the wheel here. What I want to do is write an integration test that will parse the current proj
Currently I\'m doing a recherche for university about F#. I have a question about the F# interact开发者_开发技巧ive Console and the F# compiler.
I am using System.Reflection.Emit, and at some point I want to create a delegate from a MethodBuilder:
Currently I use Notepad for this purpose. Is there any specific tool intended for editing .NET Intermediate Language files?
I want to modify .Net IL code of an existing class on the fly. Is that possible somehow? I found some references to the .Net Profiling API, but according to the documentation it does not support self
While doing some reading, I came across the terms \"Intermediate Language\" and \"3AC\". IL, as I understand, is the middle \"step\" in the source code compilation process. More specifically, I\'m r
I have a compiled assembly. I want to programmatically compare the method implementation of one of the methods in that assembly with something I expect.