Can anyone give me some hints about my question below
The following delegate returns the further following byte codes (read on):
Func<TestClass, bool> function;
function = delegate(TestClass test)
{
return test.Name.Contains("my");
};
0
2
111
1
0
0
6
114
91
0
0
112
111
33
0
0
10
10
43
0
6
42
I found that code 111 is a callvirt, fine...and i also noticed that there are always 4 codes after a callvirt. I assume these represent information about the function being called at the callvirt op. If this is the case, how do i use these codes to derive the correct function being called
parsing method byte codes
DuckJones
What follows is an encoded method token. Have you read the ECMA CLI spec so you know what a token is and how to decode encoded ones Once you do that you can use it to look up the target method.
Karthikeyan S
Shortly after I posted this thread, I came across the CLI spec. I haven't gotten through all I need to figure this out, but I'm working on it. Thanks for your guidance.
Dale N
If you're using .NET Framework 2.0 you can call Module.ResolveMethod once the token has been decoded.
Paul_Holliday
reader25
alright, so after reading the CLI docs, I now understand that the following would mean I have to look into the 6th row of the metadata table represented by the 1 to determine what method this callvirt op is referencing.
111
1
0
0
6
Question, now, is what .NET constructs can I use to access this information