leblancmeneses wrote: >> One caveat with this approach is that IL assumes a garbage collector, >> > good point. The goal though is to be able to take ANY c# assembly and > convert to c. > I will need to build a garbage collector system as part of the > framework. > Thanks for the heads up.
Not only a garbage collector. If you really want to take ANY C# assembly, you need to also rebuild all other features of the .NET runtime. Generics, Reflection, all the native methods that the BCL calls into, etc. Essentially, you'll be writing your own version of .NET on top of a C compiler (which isn't really a good basis for that job). I think it would be much easier to port Mono to your target platform. Or, you need to scale down your goals dramatically (leave out most .NET features). Daniel --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ -- mono-cecil -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
