Hy,
Please, can anyone explain me how method signatures are compared !!!
The two following methods have different signatures and can both
coexist in the same class ClassA
class public ClassA
{
.method public newslot virtual instance void VMethod(class ClassA i)
cil managed {...}
.method public newslot virtual instance void VMethod(class
[MyAssembly]ClassA i) cil managed {...}
...
}
Now if we define two classes B that both extend the class A and
redefines both methods
class public ClassB extends ClassA
{
.method public virtual instance void VMethod(class ClassA i) cil
managed {...}
.method public virtual instance void VMethod(class
[MyAssembly]ClassA i) cil managed {...}
...
}
class public ClassC extends ClassA
{
.method public virtual instance void VMethod(class
[MyAssembly]ClassA i) cil managed {...}
.method public virtual instance void VMethod(class ClassA i) cil
managed {...}
...
}
Note that the classes B and C differ just in the order of method
declaration !
Calling one of the virtual methods of ClassA with an instance of the
class B will always call the
"instance void VMethod(class [MyAssembly]ClassA)". But calling them
with an instance of the class C will always call the "instance void
VMethod(class ClassA)"
I've uploaded a file MethodSignaturesAndOverriding.il so that anyone
can try it.
Please help me out of this nightmare!
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PS. Same result on Mono & .Net Framework.
PS. The assembly passes PEVerify check
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mono-cecil
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