public void GM2 <Tgm2> (Tg2 param1, Tgm2 param2)
{
// Case 1: A generic method call that depends on its generic
// context, because it uses the type parameters of the enclosing
// generic type G2 and the enclosing generic method GM2. The token
// for the MethodSpec is Tokens.Case1.
G1 <Tg2> g = new G1 <Tg2>();
g.GM1 <Tgm2>(param1, param2);
// Case 2: A non-generic method call that depends on its generic
// context, because it uses the type parameter of the enclosing
// generic type G2. The token for the MemberRef is Tokens.Case2.
g.M1(param1);
// Case 3: A generic method call that does not depend on its generic
// context, because it does not use type parameters of the enclosing
// generic type or method. The token for the MethodSpec is Tokens.Case3.
G1 <int> gi = new G1 <int>();
gi.GM1 <object>(42, new Object());
// Case 4: A non-generic method call that does not depend on its
// generic context, because it does not use the type parameters of the
// enclosing generic type or method. The token for the MethodDef is
// Tokens.Case4.
Example e = new Example();
e.M();
}
public void M()
{
G1 <int> g = new G1 <int>();
// Case 5: A generic method call that does not have any generic
// context. The token for the MethodSpec is Tokens.Case5.
g.GM1 <object>(42, new Object());
}