//
// One time initialization to supply the information needed to initialize the default domain and the
// the execution environment.
//
// Remarks:
// This design intentionally restricts you to one ExecutionEnvironment per side-by-side runtime in a process.
// Aside from the dubious value of allowing multiple executionEnvironments, there is no good way to
// for this scenario:
//
// typeof(Foo).GetTypeInfo()
//
// to "lookup" a domain in order to map the RuntimeTypeHandle to a specific ExecutionEnvironment.
//
public static void InitializeExecutionDomain(ReflectionDomainSetup executionDomainSetup, ExecutionEnvironment executionEnvironment)
{
ExecutionDomain executionDomain = new ExecutionDomain(executionDomainSetup, executionEnvironment);
//@todo: This check has a race window but since this is a private api targeted by the toolchain, perhaps this is not so critical.
if (_executionDomain != null)
throw new InvalidOperationException(); // Multiple Initializes not allowed.
_executionDomain = executionDomain;
ReflectionCoreCallbacks reflectionCallbacks = new ReflectionCoreCallbacksImplementation();
ReflectionAugments.Initialize(reflectionCallbacks);
return;
}
//
// One time initialization to supply the information needed to initialize the execution environment.
//
public static void InitializeExecutionDomain(ReflectionDomainSetup executionDomainSetup, ExecutionEnvironment executionEnvironment)
{
ExecutionDomain executionDomain = new ExecutionDomain(executionDomainSetup, executionEnvironment);
//@todo: This check has a race window but since this is a private api targeted by the toolchain, perhaps this is not so critical.
if (s_executionDomain != null)
{
throw new InvalidOperationException(); // Multiple Initializes not allowed.
}
s_executionDomain = executionDomain;
ReflectionCoreCallbacks reflectionCallbacks = new ReflectionCoreCallbacksImplementation();
ReflectionAugments.Initialize(reflectionCallbacks);
return;
}