private static TypeBuilder CreateTypeBuilder(ModuleScope modulescope, string name, Type baseType, IEnumerable <Type> interfaces,
TypeAttributes flags, bool forceUnsigned)
{
bool isAssemblySigned = !forceUnsigned && !StrongNameUtil.IsAnyTypeFromUnsignedAssembly(baseType, interfaces);
return(modulescope.DefineType(isAssemblySigned, name, flags));
}
private void AddTypeWithCustomModifiersAsModreqOnReturnType(ModuleScope moduleScope, string typeName, params Type[] returnTypeModreqs)
{
// This method generates a type that would look as follows in IL:
//
// .class interface public abstract auto ansi beforefieldinit <typeName>
// {
// .method public hidebysig newslot abstract virtual instance int32 modreq(<modreq1>) modreq(<modreq2>) Foo() cil managed { }
// }
typeName += "_AsModreqOnReturnType";
var typeBuilder = moduleScope.DefineType(
true,
typeName,
TypeAttributes.Class | TypeAttributes.Interface | TypeAttributes.Public | TypeAttributes.Abstract | TypeAttributes.AutoLayout | TypeAttributes.AnsiClass | TypeAttributes.BeforeFieldInit);
var methodBuilder = typeBuilder.DefineMethod(
"Foo",
MethodAttributes.Public | MethodAttributes.HideBySig | MethodAttributes.NewSlot | MethodAttributes.Abstract | MethodAttributes.Virtual,
returnType: typeof(int),
returnTypeRequiredCustomModifiers: returnTypeModreqs,
returnTypeOptionalCustomModifiers: null,
parameterTypes: null,
parameterTypeRequiredCustomModifiers: null,
parameterTypeOptionalCustomModifiers: null,
callingConvention: CallingConventions.Standard);
this.generatedTypes.Add(typeName, typeBuilder.CreateType());
}
private void AddTypeWithCustomModifiersAsModoptOnReturnType(
ModuleScope moduleScope,
string typeName,
params Type[] returnTypeModopts
)
{
// This method generates a type that would look as follows in IL:
//
// .class interface public abstract auto ansi beforefieldinit <typeName>
// {
// .method public hidebysig newslot abstract virtual instance int32 modopt(<modopt1>) modopt(<modopt2>) Foo() cil managed { }
// }
//
// The C++/CLI equivalent would look like this (but note that only some modopts
// used in this test fixture have a corresponding C++/CLI modifier):
//
// public interface class <typeName> {
// public virtual <additional_modifiers> signed int Foo();
// };
typeName += "_AsModoptOnReturnType";
var typeBuilder = moduleScope.DefineType(
true,
typeName,
TypeAttributes.Class
| TypeAttributes.Interface
| TypeAttributes.Public
| TypeAttributes.Abstract
| TypeAttributes.AutoLayout
| TypeAttributes.AnsiClass
| TypeAttributes.BeforeFieldInit
);
var methodBuilder = typeBuilder.DefineMethod(
"Foo",
MethodAttributes.Public
| MethodAttributes.HideBySig
| MethodAttributes.NewSlot
| MethodAttributes.Abstract
| MethodAttributes.Virtual,
returnType: typeof(int),
returnTypeRequiredCustomModifiers: null,
returnTypeOptionalCustomModifiers: returnTypeModopts,
parameterTypes: null,
parameterTypeRequiredCustomModifiers: null,
parameterTypeOptionalCustomModifiers: null,
callingConvention: CallingConventions.Standard
);
this.generatedTypes.Add(typeName, typeBuilder.CreateType());
}
public void GenerateDynamicAssemblyHavingModopts()
{
// One test below tries to proxy a type that has a method whose signature
// involves an optional modifier (modopt). These are never produced by the
// C# nor VB.NET compilers, but the C++/CLI compiler produces those. However,
// if we added a C++/CLI project to this solution, it could only be compiled
// on Windows (since the only extant C++/CLI compiler is MSVC). So what we do
// instead to get some modopts is to generate a dynamic test assembly.
//
// Instead of using System.Reflection.AssemblyBuilder directly, we use
// Castle's own ModuleScope since that seems the easiest way to get a strong-
// named persistent assembly that can be referenced by DynamicProxy.
const string assemblyName = "Rhino.Mocks.CPP.Interfaces";
const string assemblyFileName = "Rhino.Mocks.CPP.Interfaces.dll";
var moduleScope = new ModuleScope(
savePhysicalAssembly: true,
disableSignedModule: false,
namingScope: new Generators.NamingScope(),
strongAssemblyName: assemblyName,
strongModulePath: assemblyFileName,
weakAssemblyName: assemblyName,
weakModulePath: assemblyFileName);
// This is the C++/CLI type we want to generate:
//
// namespace RhinoMocksCPPInterfaces {
// public interface class IHaveMethodWithModOpts {
// virtual void StartLiveOnSlot(long int slotNumber);
// };
// }
//
// which corresponds to this IL:
//
// .class interface public abstract auto ansi beforefieldinit RhinoMocksCPPInterfaces.IHaveMethodWithModOpts
// {
// .method public hidebysig newslot abstract virtual instance void StartLiveOnSlot(int32 modopt([mscorlib]System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsLong) slotNumber) cil managed
// { }
// }
var typeBuilder = moduleScope.DefineType(
true,
"RhinoMocksCPPInterfaces.IHaveMethodWithModOpts",
TypeAttributes.Class | TypeAttributes.Interface | TypeAttributes.Public | TypeAttributes.Abstract | TypeAttributes.AutoLayout | TypeAttributes.AnsiClass | TypeAttributes.BeforeFieldInit);
var methodBuilder = typeBuilder.DefineMethod(
"StartLiveOnSlot",
MethodAttributes.Public | MethodAttributes.HideBySig | MethodAttributes.NewSlot | MethodAttributes.Abstract | MethodAttributes.Virtual,
returnType: typeof(void),
returnTypeRequiredCustomModifiers: null,
returnTypeOptionalCustomModifiers: null,
parameterTypes: new[]
{
typeof(int)
},
parameterTypeRequiredCustomModifiers: null,
parameterTypeOptionalCustomModifiers: new[]
{
new[] { typeof(IsLong) }
},
callingConvention: CallingConventions.Standard);
var iHaveMethodWithModOptsType = typeBuilder.CreateType();
#if FEATURE_ASSEMBLYBUILDER_SAVE && FEATURE_TEST_PEVERIFY
// Let's persist and PE-verify the dynamic assembly before it gets used in tests:
var assemblyPath = moduleScope.SaveAssembly();
base.RunPEVerifyOnGeneratedAssembly(assemblyPath);
#endif
this.iHaveMethodWithModOptsType = iHaveMethodWithModOptsType;
}
private static TypeBuilder CreateTypeBuilder(ModuleScope modulescope, string name, Type baseType,
IEnumerable<Type> interfaces,
TypeAttributes flags, bool forceUnsigned)
{
var isAssemblySigned = !forceUnsigned && !StrongNameUtil.IsAnyTypeFromUnsignedAssembly(baseType, interfaces);
return modulescope.DefineType(isAssemblySigned, name, flags);
}