The probe used for the .NET 11 analysis is a console project that declares each construct under
examination, then reflects over its own assembly and prints the resulting metadata: type kind, base
type, interfaces, custom attributes, members, and for each method the implementation flags and any
state machine attribute.
It caught several assumptions that would otherwise have been guessed. Add it to Tests/ as a
metadata-shape regression test once net11.0 is in the test matrix, so that a future compiler change
to a generated shape fails a test rather than a customer build.
Analysis: Documentation/DotNet11-CSharp15-Impact.md in postsharp/PostSharp.
— Claude for Gael
The probe used for the .NET 11 analysis is a console project that declares each construct under
examination, then reflects over its own assembly and prints the resulting metadata: type kind, base
type, interfaces, custom attributes, members, and for each method the implementation flags and any
state machine attribute.
It caught several assumptions that would otherwise have been guessed. Add it to
Tests/as ametadata-shape regression test once
net11.0is in the test matrix, so that a future compiler changeto a generated shape fails a test rather than a customer build.
Analysis:
Documentation/DotNet11-CSharp15-Impact.mdinpostsharp/PostSharp.— Claude for Gael