StackOverflow Questions for Tag: cil

user1968030

Reputation:

Why Managed module Is faster than Unmanaged module in C#

c#performancecil

Score: 0

Answers: 1

user3163495

Reputation: 3518

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: 17114

CIL instruction "isinst <valuetype>"

cil

Score: 3

Answers: 2

Hosam Aly

Reputation: 42443

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: 19100

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: 9870

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: 4360

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: 4360

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

user2173353

Reputation: 4640

.NET reflection emit - what am I doing wrong in writing this method in MSIL?

c#.net-corecilreflection.emit

Score: 0

Answers: 1

ChrisW

Reputation: 56083

How to parse a method invocation in IL bytes?

disassemblysystem.reflectioncil

Score: 0

Answers: 2

JayJay-K

Reputation: 11

How can I handle an error on installing SELinux policy

installationcilselinux

Score: 1

Answers: 2

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: cil

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?

.NET reflection emit - what am I doing wrong in writing this method in MSIL?

How to parse a method invocation in IL bytes?

How can I handle an error on installing SELinux policy

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