I'm doing a project using DynamicMethods and have some questions. Note: I'm not sure, but this may only be available in .NET 2.0.
#1 After I emit an instruction, is there any way for me to delete it or otherwise modify it? After I call the function for the first time, I can still emit instructions to it, which would lead me to believe they can be edited after being compiled. However, when I add a new instruction to the end of it, such as ldc_i4_0, I don't get an error saying that the runtime has found an invalid program, which leads me to believe that the JIT compiler doesn't recompile it even though I've added new instructions. Since I reference some of these functions from other functions, I can't just create new methods, otherwise I have to recompile the functions that point to them in order to force them to reference the new version of the function. #2 DynamicMethods are static, but I would like to use them as if they were instance methods. Does anyone have a good, efficient suggestion on how to do this? #3 This may go along with #2, but how do I reference an external variable? For example, from my dynamic method, how can I check the value of an integer in my program without using a function call to my program? I want to reference it directly. =================================== This list is hosted by DevelopMentor® http://www.develop.com View archives and manage your subscription(s) at http://discuss.develop.com
