Hey Gad,
On Oct 9, 2011, at 8:36 AM, Gad wrote:
> I need help to workaround the following scenario - a null reference
> when attempting to write an assembly that is written in cpp.
It's not a nullref it's an ArgumentException. Something is wrong in the object
model.
> how to reproduce:
> - In VStudio2010 create a .Net assembly by choosing Visual C++\CLR
> \Class Library. Build
> - I've added an empty method that accepts an int by it maybe
> redundant
Could you attach your assembly here?
> - Run the following code:
> string fileName = @"c:\dev\examples\cecil
> \InjectCodeToAssembly\CallAndInjectApp\bin\Debug\UnsafeLib.dll";
> AssemblyDefinition assemblyDefinition =
> AssemblyDefinition.ReadAssembly(fileName, new
> ReaderParameters{ReadingMode =ReadingMode.Immediate});
> assemblyDefinition.MainModule.Attributes=
> ModuleAttributes.ILOnly;
> assemblyDefinition.Write(fileName);
Do you realize that by doing so, the re-written assembly will lose every piece
of native code it may contain, and thus be rendered unusable?
Best,
Jb
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