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.NET assemblies are that :) Though SSA is deferred to JIT/ILC instead. In either case you get the access to all the actual low-level bits when you need to. No
by neonsunset 2y ago
.NET assemblies are that :)
Though SSA is deferred to JIT/ILC instead. In either case you get the access to all the actual low-level bits when you need to. No other portable target lets you do that.
- KMag 2y agoIf you add an extra blank line, or add a trailing space to a line, can you really get that back out from a .NET assembly? Normal disassembly at a minimum results in a loss of formatting.