__asm -> __il?

[Suil Ban]

In C++, you can write ASM code directly into the source using an __asm block. I need similar functionality to this in C#, but I need to write MSIL directly into my program, alongside the C# code itself. I heard there was a VS plug-in out there somewhere that could enable me to do this, but I've not found it. If all else fails, I suppose I could open my build in Reflector and modify the MSIL with Reflexil, but I'd rather do it all in Visual Studio.

Is there any way?

[Kitchen_]

Originally Posted by excuse me miss, but uh...

In C++, you can write ASM code directly into the source using an __asm block. I need similar functionality to this in C#, but I need to write MSIL directly into my program, alongside the C# code itself. I heard there was a VS plug-in out there somewhere that could enable me to do this, but I've not found it. If all else fails, I suppose I could open my build in Reflector and modify the MSIL with Reflexil, but I'd rather do it all in Visual Studio.

Is there any way?

What do you need to do in IL that you can't do in C#?

(G-talk me if it is a secret)

[arul]

Use the *Builder classes (AsseblyBuilder, TypeBuilder, MethodBuilder ...).

Take a look at the ./scripts/misc/emitter.cs in RunUO, there's a quite working example.