private void PopulateInheritance(MetadataDefinition metadataTypeDefinition)
{
var derivedTypeDefinition = metadataTypeDefinition.Type;
var interfaceImplHandles = derivedTypeDefinition.GetInterfaceImplementations();
if (derivedTypeDefinition.BaseType.IsNil &&
interfaceImplHandles.Count == 0)
{
return;
}
var derivedTypeSimpleName = metadataTypeDefinition.Name;
PopulateInheritance(derivedTypeSimpleName, derivedTypeDefinition.BaseType);
foreach (var interfaceImplHandle in interfaceImplHandles)
{
if (!interfaceImplHandle.IsNil)
{
var interfaceImpl = _metadataReader.GetInterfaceImplementation(interfaceImplHandle);
PopulateInheritance(derivedTypeSimpleName, interfaceImpl.Interface);
}
}
}
private void LookupMetadataDefinitions(
TypeDefinition typeDefinition,
OrderPreservingMultiDictionary <string, MetadataDefinition> definitionMap)
{
// Only bother looking for extension methods in static types.
// Note this check means we would ignore extension methods declared in assemblies
// compiled from VB code, since a module in VB is compiled into class with
// "sealed" attribute but not "abstract".
// Although this can be addressed by checking custom attributes,
// we believe this is not a common scenario to warrant potential perf impact.
if ((typeDefinition.Attributes & TypeAttributes.Abstract) != 0 &&
(typeDefinition.Attributes & TypeAttributes.Sealed) != 0)
{
foreach (var child in typeDefinition.GetMethods())
{
var method = _metadataReader.GetMethodDefinition(child);
if ((method.Attributes & MethodAttributes.SpecialName) != 0 ||
(method.Attributes & MethodAttributes.RTSpecialName) != 0)
{
continue;
}
// SymbolTreeInfo is only searched for types and extension methods.
// So we don't want to pull in all methods here. As a simple approximation
// we just pull in methods that have attributes on them.
if ((method.Attributes & MethodAttributes.MemberAccessMask) == MethodAttributes.Public &&
(method.Attributes & MethodAttributes.Static) != 0 &&
method.GetParameters().Count > 0 &&
method.GetCustomAttributes().Count > 0)
{
// Decode method signature to get the receiver type name (i.e. type name for the first parameter)
var blob = _metadataReader.GetBlobReader(method.Signature);
var decoder = new SignatureDecoder <ParameterTypeInfo, object>(ParameterTypeInfoProvider.Instance, _metadataReader, genericContext: null);
var signature = decoder.DecodeMethodSignature(ref blob);
// It'd be good if we don't need to go through all parameters and make unnecessary allocations.
// However, this is not possible with meatadata reader API right now (although it's possible by copying code from meatadata reader implementaion)
if (signature.ParameterTypes.Length > 0)
{
_containsExtensionsMethod = true;
var firstParameterTypeInfo = signature.ParameterTypes[0];
var definition = new MetadataDefinition(MetadataDefinitionKind.Member, _metadataReader.GetString(method.Name), firstParameterTypeInfo);
definitionMap.Add(definition.Name, definition);
}
}
}
}
foreach (var child in typeDefinition.GetNestedTypes())
{
var type = _metadataReader.GetTypeDefinition(child);
// We don't include internals from metadata assemblies. It's less likely that
// a project would have IVT to it and so it helps us save on memory. It also
// means we can avoid loading lots and lots of obfuscated code in the case the
// dll was obfuscated.
if (IsPublic(type.Attributes))
{
var definition = MetadataDefinition.Create(_metadataReader, type);
definitionMap.Add(definition.Name, definition);
_allTypeDefinitions.Add(definition);
}
}
}
