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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 actually explain exactly what you could use to rewrite...
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This article may have what ....
You can then either extract the OpCodes at design-time and store them where you can reach them or extract them from your compiled IL with this.
Need in whatever language you prefer and then compile it to IL.
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I have a class with a few methods and I would like to see how the code is converted to IL code. Can I do this using the reflector? If not, can I use VS IDE to view the IL code?
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You can also use ILDasm to disassemble the assembly to IL..
Open the exe/dll with Reflector and change the language setting to IL.
Yes you can.
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Does anyone have experience using IL Merge and the .NET CF? Does IL Merge work with CF? Are there any known problems?
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By default it will attempt to target.
Yes, IL merge does support the Compact Framework platform.
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Are generics parameterized IL or part of CLS ?
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To extend Barry's answer, you can see int? x = 5; in IL.
The IL uses special instructions to CIL, which itself uses type variables.
They are part of the CLI and are detailed in the standard (ECMA 335) .
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Ofcourse the IL is lanuage independent,can i get the source code back from IL (let the source code be any language C#,VB) ?
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Use
MSIL Disassembler (Ildasm.exe)
You could use .NET Reflector and Denis Bauer's Reflector.FileDisassembler :
The Reflector.FileDisassembler is a little add-in for the new version of ... .
Yes, to an extent, http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/.
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Hi,
Is there any IL level debugger in form of a VS plugin or standalone application?
Visual studio’s debugger is great, but it allows you to debug on either HLL code level or asselbly language, you can’t debug IL. It seems that in some situations it would...
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Ildasm foo.exe /OUT=foo.exe.il /SOURCE/archive/2006/11/05....
Then recompile that IL source code using ILASM, when you fire up the Visual Studio debugger you will be able to step through the raw IL.
Will generate the IL instructions.
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When I did mostly c++ I though it was critical to know assembly and wrote some non trial asm code just so that I could truly understand what was going on. I now do mostly .net and while I have some understanding of IL I am by no means proficient.
Is IL...
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Having an understanding of IL can think it's really necessary to understand the IL, just like most C++ programmers don't really need, getting a general idea of IL....
Learning IL completely is like learning assembly, in many ways.
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I'm wanting to learn more about IL and CLR / DLR under the hood. A friend of mine recommended the book "Inside Microsoft .NET IL Assembler", but since it came out in 2002 I fear it's pretty out of date at this point.
Does anyone have any more up-to-date...
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You might.
The ECMA 335 CLI standard is good reading.
Not so useful for IL / DLR.
SSCLI Essentials.
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