What happens exactly when I launch a .NET exe? I know that C# is compiled to IL code and I think the generated exe file just a launcher that starts the runtime and passes the IL code to it. But how? A
I\'ve been looking at some of the articles for the CLR Profiling API, and many of those articles talk about calling SetILFunctionBody() to do the actual IL rewriting; however, none of those articles a
IL offers two statements for calling functions, i.e. call and callvirt. Call is used to call the non-virtual or static functions or any function where compiler doesn\'t want to do a null check on the
I\'m learning CIL by making my own functions at runtime with Reflection.Emit. I\'m actually surprised how easy things have been up until now but I\'ve hit something that I can\'t guess my way through
Why Visual Studio compiles an application to an executable if it\'s in the MSIL f开发者_JAVA百科ormat? Shouldn\'t it be like java that compiles the code to a .class file?a .NET \"executable\" is reall
I\'m working on a new toy language that will be statically compiled to .NET\'s IL code. Off hand I can think of the following to actually generate the 开发者_JAVA技巧IL, but I\'m open to alternative
I am currently using Mono Cecil to extract data from C# projects. Now I need to check whether a field is read or written to in each method.
Is there any .NET C开发者_运维知识库IL (AKA MSIL) ANTLR grammar?According this publication, Microsoft provides a MSIL grammar in in the Microsoft Visual Studio installation file asmparse.grammar. If y
First .NET code compiles to MSIL and then JIT convert it to machine dependent code. Can any one tell me what all benifits get because of the 2 step compilation.Tha开发者_开发知识库nksThere are a few r
In a comment on this answer (which suggests using bit-shift operators over integer multiplication / division, for performance), I queried whether this would actually be faster. In the back of my mind