2 // Not sure how we could automate this test, for now you have to look at the
3 // generated output (b.dll) and see that the signature for the method called
4 // (the one with no name :-) looks like this:
6 // call instance int32 (bool,
7 // class System.String modreq([mscorlib]System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsBoxed),
8 // unsigned int8 modopt([mscorlib]System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsConst),
9 // int32 modopt([mscorlib]System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsConst),
10 // int64 modopt([mscorlib]System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsConst))
14 using System
.Reflection
;
15 using System
.Reflection
.Emit
;
16 using System
.Threading
;
18 public class EmitHelloWorld
{
19 static void Main(string[] args
)
21 AssemblyName an
= new AssemblyName();
22 an
.Name
= "HelloWorld";
23 AssemblyBuilder ab
= Thread
.GetDomain().DefineDynamicAssembly(an
, AssemblyBuilderAccess
.RunAndSave
);
24 ModuleBuilder module
= ab
.DefineDynamicModule("b.dll");
25 TypeBuilder tb
= module
.DefineType("type", TypeAttributes
.Public
| TypeAttributes
.Class
);
26 MethodBuilder mb
= tb
.DefineMethod("test",
27 MethodAttributes
.HideBySig
| MethodAttributes
.Static
|
28 MethodAttributes
.Public
, typeof(void), null);
29 ILGenerator ig
= mb
.GetILGenerator();
32 // This is the actual test:
33 // Generate a method signature that contains modopts and modreqs
34 // and call that. It has no name or anything, not sure how this
35 // is actually used, but we at least generate the stuff
37 SignatureHelper sh
= SignatureHelper
.GetMethodSigHelper (module
, CallingConventions
.HasThis
, typeof(int));
38 sh
.AddArgument (typeof (bool));
39 Type
[] req
= new Type
[] { typeof (System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsBoxed) }
;
40 sh
.AddArgument (typeof (string), req
, null);
41 Type
[] opt
= new Type
[] { typeof (System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsConst) }
;
42 sh
.AddArgument (typeof (byte), null, opt
);
43 sh
.AddArgument (typeof (int), null, opt
);
44 sh
.AddArgument (typeof (long), null, opt
);
45 ig
.Emit (OpCodes
.Call
, sh
);