By ian | Published:
April 24, 2009
A description of using F# language features and reflection to enable basic analysis of .NET IL (intermediate language).
Posted in .NET, F#, Software Development | Also tagged .NET, F# |
By ian | Published:
March 30, 2009
It’s safe to assume that when you use the C#, F# or (heaven forfend) VB.NET compilers, the IL generated for you will be correct. But, if you’re using Reflection.Emit to generate code “by hand” in a dynamic method or assembly it can be difficult to identify problems with the IL you emit. In the majority [...]
