Hello, > Now, what i don't understand is > What's the purpose of corlib verification? > Why is corlib verification done based on such *private* fields?
This verification is a sanity-check feature. Some C# types are tightly bound to the runtime, for example Object, String, Decimal, MarhsalByRefObject and so on. These types are tightly bound because the fields on those types are accessed by the C runtime and by the C# code. The C code will expect those fields to be at specific offsets. It will look them up and change them, so it is important that the layout of those objects are always kept in synchrony. The checks are a sanity-check feature that is used to avoid the common mistake of updating one without updating the other. Doing so would cause memory corruption. Miguel _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
