internal DllField(FieldDefinition f)
{
LayoutOffset = f.Offset;
DeclaringType = DllTypeRef.From(f.DeclaringType);
Type = DllTypeRef.From(f.FieldType);
Name = f.Name;
Offset = -1;
if (f.HasCustomAttributes)
{
foreach (var ca in f.CustomAttributes)
{
if (ca.AttributeType.Name == "FieldOffsetAttribute")
{
if (ca.Fields.Count > 0)
{
Offset = Convert.ToInt32(ca.Fields.FirstOrDefault().Argument.Value as string, 16);
}
}
else
{
// Ignore the DummyDll attributes
var atr = new DllAttribute(ca);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(atr.Name))
{
Attributes.Add(atr);
}
}
}
}
Specifiers.AddRange(DllSpecifierHelpers.From(f));
This = f;
Constant = f.Constant;
}
internal DllField(FieldDefinition f, TypeDefinition info)
{
LayoutOffset = f.Offset;
DeclaringType = DllTypeRef.From(f.DeclaringType);
Type = DllTypeRef.From(f.FieldType);
Name = f.Name;
Offset = -1;
if (f.HasCustomAttributes)
{
foreach (var ca in f.CustomAttributes)
{
if (ca.AttributeType.Name == "FieldOffsetAttribute" || ca.AttributeType.Name == "StaticFieldOffsetAttribute")
{
if (ca.Fields.Count > 0)
{
Offset = Convert.ToInt32(ca.Fields.FirstOrDefault().Argument.Value as string, 16);
}
//if (info.IsEnum)
// // Because Il2CppInspector is bad and emits 0x10 for fields on enums. I seriously don't know why.
// Offset -= 0x10;
}
else
{
// Ignore the DummyDll attributes
var atr = new DllAttribute(ca);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(atr.Name))
{
Attributes.Add(atr);
}
}
}
}
Specifiers.AddRange(DllSpecifierHelpers.From(f));
This = f;
Constant = f.Constant;
}
private DllMethod(MethodDefinition m, ref HashSet <MethodDefinition> mappedBaseMethods)
{
cache.Add(m, this);
This = m;
// Il2CppName is the MethodDefinition Name (hopefully we don't need to convert it for il2cpp, but we might)
Il2CppName = m.Name;
// F**k you parens
Name = m.Name.Replace('(', '_').Replace(')', '_');
Parameters.AddRange(m.Parameters.Select(p => new Parameter(p)));
Specifiers.AddRange(DllSpecifierHelpers.From(m));
// This is not necessary: m.GenericParameters.Any(param => !m.DeclaringType.GenericParameters.Contains(param));
Generic = m.HasGenericParameters;
GenericParameters = m.GenericParameters.Select(g => DllTypeRef.From(g)).ToList();
// This may not always be the case, we could have a special name in which case we have to do some sorcery
// Grab the special name, grab the type from the special name
// This only applies to methods that are not new slot
if (!m.IsNewSlot)
{
int idxDot = Name.LastIndexOf('.');
if (idxDot >= 2 && !Name.StartsWith("<"))
{
// Call a utilities function for converting a special name method to a proper base method
var baseMethod = m.GetSpecialNameBaseMethod(out var iface, idxDot);
if (baseMethod is null)
{
throw new Exception("Failed to find baseMethod for dotted method name!");
}
if (iface is null)
{
throw new Exception("Failed to get iface for dotted method name!");
}
if (!mappedBaseMethods.Add(baseMethod))
{
throw new InvalidOperationException($"Base method: {baseMethod} has already been overriden!");
}
// Only one base method for special named methods
BaseMethods.Add(From(baseMethod, ref mappedBaseMethods));
ImplementedFrom = DllTypeRef.From(iface);
IsSpecialName = true;
}
else
{
var baseMethod = m.GetBaseMethod();
if (baseMethod == m)
{
var baseMethods = m.GetBaseMethods();
if (baseMethods.Count > 0)
{
HidesBase = true;
}
// We need to check here SPECIFICALLY for a method in our declaring type that shares the same name as us, since we could have the same BaseMethod as it.
// If either ourselves or a method of the same safe name (after . prefixes) exists, we need to ensure that only the one with the dots gets the base method
// It correctly describes.
// Basically, we need to take all our specially named methods on our type that have already been defined and remove them from our current list of baseMethods.
// We should only ever have baseMethods of methods that are of methods that we haven't already used yet.
if (baseMethods.Count > 0)
{
foreach (var baseM in mappedBaseMethods)
{
baseMethods.Remove(baseM);
}
}
foreach (var bm in baseMethods)
{
BaseMethods.Add(From(bm, ref mappedBaseMethods));
}
}
else
{
if (!mappedBaseMethods.Add(baseMethod))
{
throw new InvalidOperationException($"Base method: {baseMethod} has already been overriden!");
}
BaseMethods.Add(From(baseMethod, ref mappedBaseMethods));
}
}
}
if (BaseMethods.Count > 0)
{
// TODO: This may not be true for generic methods. Should ensure validity for IEnumerator<T> methods
// This method is an implemented/overriden method.
// TODO: We need to double check to see if we need multiple ImplementedFroms
ImplementedFrom = BaseMethods.First().DeclaringType;
// Add ourselves to our BaseMethod's ImplementingMethods
foreach (var bm in BaseMethods)
{
bm.ImplementingMethods.Add(this);
}
}
ReturnType = DllTypeRef.From(m.ReturnType);
DeclaringType = DllTypeRef.From(m.DeclaringType);
// This is a very rare condition that we need to handle if it ever happens, but for now just log it
if (m.HasOverrides)
{
Console.WriteLine($"{m}.HasOverrides!!! Overrides: {string.Join(", ", m.Overrides)}");
}
IsVirtual = m.IsVirtual || m.IsAbstract;
RVA = -1;
Offset = -1;
VA = -1;
Slot = -1;
if (m.HasCustomAttributes)
{
foreach (var ca in m.CustomAttributes)
{
if (ca.AttributeType.Name == "AddressAttribute")
{
if (ca.Fields.Count >= 3)
{
for (int i = 0; i < ca.Fields.Count; i++)
{
var f = ca.Fields[i];
if (f.Name == "RVA" || f.Name == "Offset" || f.Name == "VA")
{
var val = Convert.ToInt32(f.Argument.Value as string, 16);
if (f.Name == "RVA")
{
RVA = val;
}
else if (f.Name == "Offset")
{
Offset = val;
}
else if (f.Name == "VA")
{
VA = val;
}
}
else if (f.Name == "Slot")
{
Slot = Convert.ToInt32(f.Argument.Value as string);
}
}
}
}
else
{
var atr = new DllAttribute(ca);
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(atr.Name))
{
Attributes.Add(atr);
}
}
}
}
}