Self-modifying C# (MSIL) code?
Question
How can I dynamically modify MSIL code in-memory with C#/.NET?
And yes, I'm really looking to replace existing code that's already in memory on the fly.
Specifically, I'm not :
- Looking to only generate new code (via expression templates, ILGenerator, etc.)
- Trying to emit a new binary module in the hopes of loading it into memory later
1 answers
solution1
2 2013-07-01 23:27:40
.Net Profiling API seems promising.
Otherwise, I'm stumped.
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