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Metadata (Unmanaged API Reference)

.NET Framework 4.5

The metadata API enables a client, such as a compiler, to generate or access a component's metadata without the types being loaded by the common language runtime (CLR).

In This Section

Overview of Metadata: Provides general information about how to use the metadata API, an overview of tokens, and coding conventions.
Metadata Interfaces: Describes the unmanaged interfaces that provide access to the metadata exposed by the .NET Framework types, methods, fields, and so on.
Metadata Global Static Functions: Describes the unmanaged global static functions that the metadata API uses.
Metadata Enumerations: Describes the unmanaged enumerations that the metadata API uses.
Metadata Structures: Describes the unmanaged structures that the metadata API uses.
Metadata Unions: Describes the unmanaged unions that the metadata API uses.

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