Name
AssemblyBuilder
Synopsis
This class represents a dynamic
assembly. A dynamic
assembly is the root container for all the builder objects in the
System.Reflection.Emit namespace. You can create
an AssemblyBuilder object by using the
DefineDynamicAssembly( ) method of the
System.AppDomain class. When you create a dynamic
assembly, specify a name and the access mode, using the
AssemblyBuilderAccess enumeration. If you plan to
save the assembly to disk using the the Save( )
method, be sure to specify
AssemblyBuilderAccess.Save or
AssemblyBuilderAccess.RunAndSave.
A dynamic assembly can contain one or more modules, which are defined
by ModuleBuilder objects. Use the
DefineDynamicModule( ) method to define, create,
and return a ModuleBuilder object, as in
ModuleBuilder myModB = myAssemblyB.DefineDynamicModule("ModuleName");.
By default, this is a transient module that cannot be saved,
regardless of the AssemblyBuilderAccess specified.
To create a module that can be saved to disk, use a version of the
overloaded DefineDynamicModule( ) that requires a
fileName argument. You can also use other methods
to add an attribute to the assembly, add or create managed and
unmanaged resources, and retrieve a
System.IO.FileStream object for any of the files
in the assembly.
When you are finished creating an assembly and all its members, you
can use the Save( ) method. This method takes a simple filename as a parameter, which can’t include directory or drive information. To use a different directory ...