I'm currently trying to work out what is wrong with
some assemblies I've generated and thought that people
on the list might have some cunning techniques that I
haven't thought of.
Currently my process consists of running my app which
embeds Mono, waiting for it to spit out an
**ERROR**:Invalid IL
On Mon, 2005-10-03 at 21:26 +0100, Jim Purbrick wrote:
> I'm currently trying to work out what is wrong with
> some assemblies I've generated and thought that people
> on the list might have some cunning techniques that I
> haven't thought of.
> Are there any better ways? I briefly tried using MS
>
Hi Jim,
I'm currently trying to work out what is wrong with
some assemblies I've generated and thought that people
on the list might have some cunning techniques that I
haven't thought of.
How are you generating the assemblies? Are this
assemblies generated by MS tools? Mono doesn't
support in
Hi Robert,
> How are you generating the assemblies? Are this
> assemblies generated by MS tools? Mono doesn't
> support incremental assemblies generated by CSC.
I'm compiling LSL to CIL, then using the mono ILasm
compiler to generate assemblies.
> Did you verify the assembly?
>
> Mono: pedump
> > Did you verify the assembly?
> >
> > Mono: pedump --verify code
I'm now getting an interesting error from pedump:
Error: Incompatible type Managed Pointer in store at
0x029a
What I'm trying to do is store the result of a ldflda
instruction.
The StackBehaviourPush of the ldflda instructio
> Is is possible to store and load Managed Pointers in
> CIL? How?
Sorry, should have googled a bit more before my last
post.
Looks like I can store a Managed Pointer in a local,
but not a field :-(
http://dotnet.di.unipi.it/EcmaSpec/PartitionIII/cont1.html#_Toc526908860
Looks like I won't be a
Hi Jim
Looks like I can store a Managed Pointer in a local,
but not a field :-(
If it were allowed then you could do nasty things like storing the
address of a local variable in a field, and when the local's stack frame
is destroyed there'd be a dangling pointer.
Do any other ops push Man
On 10/04/05 Jim Purbrick wrote:
> The StackBehaviourPush of the ldflda instruction
> returns pushi, so I try to store the result in an
> int32, but MSDN
> (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemreflectionemitopcodesclassldfldatopic.asp)
> and the ECM
> > Looks like I can store a Managed Pointer in a
> > local, but not a field :-(
>
> Right, storing in a field would have both security
> and performance effects in the GC, so it's not
> allowed.
OK, to solve that problem it looks as though the best
approach is to make sure the value of the fie
> Is there an easy way to go from the pointer to a
> value?
ldobj
(must...google...before...posting!)
Cheers,
Jim.
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