Translation context for a single instruction within a type.
For a list of all members of this type, see IInstructionContext Members.
public interface IInstructionContext : IContext
Types that implement IInstructionContext
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| BaseInstructionContext | Straightforward implementation of a member context which implementations may leverage. |
| FieldValueTypeInitInstructionContext | Synthetic context for initializing value type fields. |
| HandlerCatchJumpInstructionContext | Synthetic context the catch-all handler for routine based handlers that require exception handling. |
| HandlerRefStoreInstructionContext | Synthetic context for inserting the exception store for rethrow, or subroutine address for a handler. |
| IndirectionArgumentInstructionContext | Synthetic context for creating New/Dup for object init. This context also deals with popping arguments and re-pushing them after the new/dup is emitted. This is to be used in cases that data flow analysis cannot elegantly insert a new/dup early in the instruction stream. |
| IndirectionInstructionContext | Synthetic context for creating New/Dup for object init. This context also deals with popping arguments and re-pushing them after the new/dup is emitted. This is to be used in cases that data flow analysis cannot elegantly insert a new/dup early in the instruction stream. |
| InstructionContext | Standard implementation of an instruction context. |
| LocalBoxInitInstructionContext | Synthetic context for initializing local boxes. |
| LocalValueTypeInitInstructionContext | Synthetic context for initializing local value type variables. |
| NewDupArgumentInstructionContext | Synthetic context for creating New/Dup for object init. This context also deals with popping arguments and re-pushing them after the new/dup is emitted. This is to be used in cases that data flow analysis cannot elegantly insert a new/dup early in the instruction stream. |
| NewDupInstructionContext | Synthetic context for creating New/Dup for object init. |
Remarks
The instruction context may or may not actually represent a 1-to-1 translation between a CIL opcode and the Java equivalent. This context could be synthetic opcodes that have no CIL equivalent but is needed to support the Java translation.In fact, it may be the case that the context has no Java translation but serves as a semantic place holder for things like exception table offsets.
Requirements
Namespace: JaCIL.Compiler.Context
Assembly: JaCIL.Compiler (in JaCIL.Compiler.dll)
See Also
IInstructionContext Members | JaCIL.Compiler.Context Namespace