public SemanticModuleMask_I GetModuleEntry(ConvertedModule currentModuleEntry, TypeDefinition typeDefinition)
{
if (typeDefinition.Module == currentModuleEntry.SourceModuleDefinition)
{
return(currentModuleEntry);
}
return(Modules.GetModuleEntry(currentModuleEntry.Conversion, typeDefinition.Module));
}
public ConvertedModule Create(ILConversion conversion, ConvertedModuleNode moduleNode)
{
var assemblyNode = moduleNode.AssemblyNode;
ModuleDefinition moduleDefinition = moduleNode.InputStructuralDefinition.CecilModuleDefinition;
string name;
if (assemblyNode.Guid != Guid.Empty)
{
name = moduleDefinition.Name;
var lower = name.ToLower();
if (lower.EndsWith(".dll") || lower.EndsWith(".exe"))
{
var subName = name.Substring(0, lower.Length - 4);
var ending = name.Substring(lower.Length - 4, 4);
// When saving an assemlby, the module name has to equal the file name, as you are specifiying what module to save.
// You cannot specify what directory to save the assembly, so it is saved in the execution directory which can contain the source assembly with the
// same name. To prevent this, the module name has the assemblies guid appended to its name to prevent a name conflict.
name = $"{subName}_{assemblyNode.Guid.ToString("N")}{ending}";
}
else
{
name = $"{name}_{assemblyNode.Guid.ToString("N")}";
}
}
else
{
name = moduleDefinition.Name;
}
var module = new ConvertedModule()
{
ModuleBuilder = assemblyNode.ConvertedAssembly.AssemblyBuilder.DefineDynamicModule(name),
Name = name,
Assembly = assemblyNode.ConvertedAssembly,
SourceModuleDefinition = moduleDefinition,
Conversion = conversion,
};
return(module);
}