Hi, We are using mono Cecil to inject new methods in some of our libraries before building them. Recently we are experiencing problems in method references with generic parameters and after checking out our code more thoroughly, we have seen that the methods that fail differ between the versions before and after being written.
For example, one failing method reference after calling AssemblyDefinition.Write is System.Boolean Namespace.Class::ListIsNullOrEmpty<T>(System.Collections.Generic.List`1<T>), but after writing the assembly, we read it again and we see that the full name now is System.Boolean Namespace.Class::ListIsNullOrEmpty<T>(System.Collections.Generic.List`1<!! 0>). Debugging the method reference and the code of Mono.Cecil we see that the name of the generic parameter in System.Collections.Generic.List`1 is lost, and thus, it is shown as !!0. We don´t know already if it is because we are doing something wrong when creating those method references, but we would like to know if someone has faced the same problem becuase it is a bug in Mono.Cecil. we will try to dive into the code to get further details about the problem, but as we are not very familiar with the Mono.Cecil code, any help about where to look at would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance, Jose Antonio -- -- mono-cecil
