StackOverflow Questions for Tag: cil

ZinSunrise

Reputation: 13

Why is there no extra memory allocation

c#structcilboxing

Score: 1

Answers: 1

Peter Lenkefi

Reputation: 1356

Mono.Cecil weaver wrong branch targets

cilmono.cecil

Score: 1

Answers: 1

winscripter

Reputation: 738

Is it possible to execute IL instructions one by one using System.Reflection.Emit?

c#.netdynamiccilreflection.emit

Score: 0

Answers: 0

user1968030

Reputation:

Why Managed module Is faster than Unmanaged module in C#

c#performancecil

Score: 0

Answers: 1

user3163495

Reputation: 3672

Is there an extra operation when using the negative number shorthand in C#?

c#performancecil

Score: -2

Answers: 1

Marc Andreson

Reputation: 3495

Is .NET VM a compiler or an interpreter?

.netclrcilvm-implementation

Score: 7

Answers: 2

TonyK

Reputation: 17124

CIL instruction "isinst <valuetype>"

cil

Score: 3

Answers: 2

Hosam Aly

Reputation: 42463

What does this compiler-generated enumerator mean?

c#.netcil

Score: 4

Answers: 3

ILovePaperTowels

Reputation: 1455

ildasm, then ilasm with same meta data

.netililasmildasm

Score: 5

Answers: 2

Arkane

Reputation: 420

Why does 'return x switch' generates 'if (1 == 0)' in ILSpy?

c#cililspy

Score: 2

Answers: 1

Steven Jeuris

Reputation: 19130

Check whether a constructor calls another constructor

c#reflectionconstructorcilconstructor-chaining

Score: 4

Answers: 5

Aaron Junker-Wildi

Reputation: 59

How do I transform a function delegate to IL code

c#system.reflectioncilmono.cecil

Score: 0

Answers: 0

David Klempfner

Reputation: 9930

sscanf returns 0 when run in CIL

c.net-corescanfcil

Score: 1

Answers: 2

A.M.

Reputation: 44

NullReferenceException on ldarg.1 instruction

c#nullreferenceexceptioncil

Score: 0

Answers: 0

ysabih2

Reputation: 49

Dynamically redirect one C# method to another at runtime in .NET 8

c#.netmethodsreflectioncil

Score: 1

Answers: 0

user24296292

Reputation:

How can I write more efficient code? Or, why does a decompiler produce code that appears less efficient than what I wrote?

c#conditional-operatorcildecompiler

Score: -3

Answers: 2

Ivan Petrov

Reputation: 4935

What mandates that nested types' members can have greater accessibility than the nested types

c#.netcilecmanested-types

Score: 0

Answers: 2

Artem Razin

Reputation: 1286

Boxing System.RuntimeArgumentHandle

.netcil

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Ivan Petrov

Reputation: 4935

Where and how are IL opcodes implemented in the .NET runtime source code

c#clrcil

Score: 0

Answers: 2

Denis Yarkovoy

Reputation: 1307

The fastest way to detect if a double is finite?

c#.netil

Score: 8

Answers: 4

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: cil

Why is there no extra memory allocation

Mono.Cecil weaver wrong branch targets

Is it possible to execute IL instructions one by one using System.Reflection.Emit?

Why Managed module Is faster than Unmanaged module in C#

Is there an extra operation when using the negative number shorthand in C#?

Is .NET VM a compiler or an interpreter?

CIL instruction &quot;isinst &lt;valuetype&gt;&quot;

What does this compiler-generated enumerator mean?

ildasm, then ilasm with same meta data

Why does &#39;return x switch&#39; generates &#39;if (1 == 0)&#39; in ILSpy?

Check whether a constructor calls another constructor

How do I transform a function delegate to IL code

sscanf returns 0 when run in CIL

NullReferenceException on ldarg.1 instruction

Dynamically redirect one C# method to another at runtime in .NET 8

How can I write more efficient code? Or, why does a decompiler produce code that appears less efficient than what I wrote?

What mandates that nested types&#39; members can have greater accessibility than the nested types

Boxing System.RuntimeArgumentHandle

Where and how are IL opcodes implemented in the .NET runtime source code

The fastest way to detect if a double is finite?

CIL instruction "isinst <valuetype>"

Why does 'return x switch' generates 'if (1 == 0)' in ILSpy?

What mandates that nested types' members can have greater accessibility than the nested types