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Emitting Dynamic Methods and Assemblies

Using Reflection Emit

How to: Define and Execute Dynamic Methods

How to: Define a Generic Type with Reflection Emit

How to: Define a Generic Method with Reflection Emit

Defining a Dynamic Assembly

How to: Use Full Signing to Give a Dynamic Assembly a Strong Name

Defining a Dynamic Module

Defining a Type with Reflection Emit

Defining an Enum with Reflection Emit

Defining a Constructor with Reflection Emit

Defining a Method with Reflection Emit

Defining a Field with Reflection Emit

Defining a Property With Reflection Emit

Defining an Event with Reflection Emit

Defining a Parameter with Reflection Emit

Defining a String Constant with Reflection Emit

Emitting MSIL Instructions with Reflection Emit

Emitting Declarative Security Attributes

Emitting Resources with Reflection Emit

Emitting Symbolic Information with Reflection Emit

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Defining a Parameter with Reflection Emit

.NET Framework 3.0

Parameter names and parameter attributes are optional. Optional information for a method parameter, such as name and attributes (specified using the ParameterAttributes enumeration) can be defined using the MethodBuilder.DefineParameter method, which returns a ParameterBuilder. Optional information for a constructor parameter can be defined using the ConstructorBuilder.DefineParameter method, which returns a ParameterBuilder.

ParameterBuilder.SetMarshal specifies how the parameter is marshaled. ParameterBuilder.SetConstant specifies the default value for a parameter.

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