Reflection.Emit

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Re: Reflection.Emit

Yeah I'm using ILDASM and it makes it feel like a piece of cake. The long work will be to either map disassembled class dumps words to OpCodes/Builders or actually do some interpreter work (Sadly I don't think I can fully avoid/automate parsing of new written code). Owell, got work on my hands, job+school are time consuming so I might not progress quickly. Will keep this updated when I do.

Well what exactly is the use case here?

I am of the opinion that parsing code and using expressions will be much easier than any sort of disassembly/reassembly work, but I don't know what exactly you're trying to do so dunno.

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Re: Reflection.Emit

Well what exactly is the use case here?

I am of the opinion that parsing code and using expressions will be much easier than any sort of disassembly/reassembly work, but I don't know what exactly you're trying to do so dunno.

Parsing code if a big pain in the ass I already tried that sometime this year for another project. You gotta have all the language syntax rules laid out and that is just bs.

Tbh the final goal isn't so clear to me either, but I'm thinking about writing code in idk a textbox in the app, have it compile and run when I want to. Something like that.

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Re: Reflection.Emit

Parsing code if a big pain in the ass I already tried that sometime this year for another project. You gotta have all the language syntax rules laid out and that is just bs.

Tbh the final goal isn't so clear to me either, but I'm thinking about writing code in idk a textbox in the app, have it compile and run when I want to. Something like that.

Yeah there's no way around parsing afaik unless you can put it into some form that can be compiled with MSVC.

I believe there's fairly rigorous lexical specifications for C# which definitely simplifies your job in that regard though.