Re: [DotGNU]Running mono-compiled/non-verifiable apps

[Gopal V]

If memory serves me right, Rhys Weatherley wrote:
> On Tuesday 25 February 2003 08:26 pm, Marcus wrote:
> > Is there a way to force ilrun to non-verifiable IL? Currently, the Mono C#
> > Compiler (mcs) produces non-verifiable code due to defects in their
> > Reflection.Emit. Is there a way to force ilrun to code such code, skipping
> > verification? (The Mono people claim that .NET will run their
> > non-verifiable apps like mcs.exe.)

....

> Since .NET apparently runs the code, we should look into why pnet rejects the 
> binary.  It may be a bug in pnet, or it may be something like the recent enum 
> issues - technically a spec violation, but simple enough to work around.  We 
> shouldn't jump to the conclusion that because pnet rejects it that it must be 
> due to Mono defects.

To my surprise .NET does not consider .maxstack seriously .. or that's
what it looks like . Last time I ran into some issues like this it was
due to a maxstack == 0 (I think it was Oberon.net that caused this) ..

Right now I can't test that as ilasm automatically is fixing it to 8 .

Gopal
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