NoOperation() public abstract method

Does nothing.
public abstract NoOperation ( ) : void
return void
        /// <summary>
        /// Generates CIL for the statement.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="generator"> The generator to output the CIL to. </param>
        /// <param name="optimizationInfo"> Information about any optimizations that should be performed. </param>
        public override void GenerateCode(ILGenerator generator, OptimizationInfo optimizationInfo)
        {
            // Generate code for the start of the statement.
            var statementLocals = new StatementLocals();
            GenerateStartOfStatement(generator, optimizationInfo, statementLocals);

            // Inserts a breakpoint into the IL.
            generator.Breakpoint();

            // When the debugger stops, it stops at the first instruction after the breakpoint.  By
            // inserting a no-op operation the debugger will highlight the "debugger" statement
            // instead of the statement after the "debugger" statement.
            generator.NoOperation();

            // Generate code for the end of the statement.
            GenerateEndOfStatement(generator, optimizationInfo, statementLocals);
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Generates CIL for the statement.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="generator"> The generator to output the CIL to. </param>
        /// <param name="optimizationInfo"> Information about any optimizations that should be performed. </param>
        public override void GenerateCode(ILGenerator generator, OptimizationInfo optimizationInfo)
        {
            // Generate code for the start of the statement.
            var statementLocals = new StatementLocals();

            GenerateStartOfStatement(generator, optimizationInfo, statementLocals);

            // Inserts a breakpoint into the IL.
            generator.Breakpoint();

            // When the debugger stops, it stops at the first instruction after the breakpoint.  By
            // inserting a no-op operation the debugger will highlight the "debugger" statement
            // instead of the statement after the "debugger" statement.
            generator.NoOperation();

            // Generate code for the end of the statement.
            GenerateEndOfStatement(generator, optimizationInfo, statementLocals);
        }