/// <summary>
/// Create the current type as class definition.
/// </summary>
public virtual void Create(ClassDefinition declaringClass, XTypeDefinition declaringType, DexTargetPackage targetPackage)
{
// Find xfield
xField = XBuilder.AsFieldDefinition(compiler.Module, field);
// Create field definition
dfield = new Dot42.DexLib.FieldDefinition();
dfield.Name = NameConverter.GetConvertedName(field);
AddFieldToDeclaringClass(declaringClass, dfield, targetPackage);
targetPackage.NameConverter.Record(xField, dfield);
// Set access flags
SetAccessFlags(dfield, field);
// Give warning if static in generic class.
// This could of cause also be handled automagically be the compiler,
// with mixture of whats done in the Interlocked converter and whats
// done in the GenericInstanceConverter.
if (field.IsStatic && declaringType.IsGenericClass)
{
if (!field.HasSuppressMessageAttribute("StaticFieldInGenericType") &&
!field.DeclaringType.HasSuppressMessageAttribute("StaticFieldInGenericType"))
{
string msg;
if (field.Name.Contains("CachedAnonymousMethodDelegate"))
{
msg = "The compiler generated a static field '{0}' in generic type '{1}'. This is not supported " +
"in Dot42 if the anonymous delegate accesses a generic class parameter. A workaround " +
"is to convert the anonymous static delegate to a normal method.\n";
}
else
{
msg = "Static field '{0}' in generic type {1}: All generic instances will share " +
"the same static field, contrary on how CLR operates. A workaround is to " +
"use ConcurrentDictionaries to access the values dependent on the type.\n";
}
msg += "You can suppress this warning with a [SuppressMessage(\"dot42\"," +
" \"StaticFieldInGenericType\")] attribute, either on the field or on the class.";
var body = field.DeclaringType.Methods.Select(m => m.Body)
.FirstOrDefault(m => m != null &&
m.Instructions.Any(i => i.SequencePoint(m) != null));
if (body != null)
{
var seqPoint = body.Instructions.Select(i => i.SequencePoint(body)).First(i => i != null);
DLog.Warning(DContext.CompilerILConverter, seqPoint.Document.Url, seqPoint.StartColumn, seqPoint.StartLine, msg, field.Name, declaringType.FullName);
}
else
{
DLog.Warning(DContext.CompilerILConverter, msg, field.Name, declaringType.FullName);
}
}
}
}
