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Is it done at compile time? Because the index into the MethodTable of the method to call could be determined at compile time.
I have inherited code that uses DynamicMethod to generate methods at runtime. I also need to modify some of the code that is being generated.
Is it necessary to emit OpCode.CastClass(typeof(A)) when you having 开发者_运维问答a reference to instance of (B) on top of stack, where B is class, derived from A, when preparing for a call to method
I am experimenting with compiler performance. I have a very small piece of code, just a few floating point multiplications and 开发者_Python百科additions. The code gets executed in a loop several mill
Working on a SQLHelper class to automate stored procedures calls in a similar way to what is done in the XmlRpc.Net library, I have hit a very strange problem when running a method generated manually
I\'m trying to figure out some CIL code. But it seems these two statements do the same thing (according to everything I have read).
I\'m using System.Reflection.Emit\'s TypeBuilder to emit a bunch of custom .NET classes with instance methods. For example:
I have worked on the static analysis on Python source code recently. There is already a static analyzer written in Ocaml for CIL(C Intermediate Language) in our group. We want to reuse this analyzer,
I want to create a handler that can be used to handle any event or delegate.Specifically, I want to be able to write code like below:
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