re: More on Logging UnhandledExeptions from Managed Add-Ins [Jesse Kaplan]

Rod da Silva — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 19:52:19 GMT

Off topic

Sorry for this general CLR question but I am hoping some there knows the answer as I am really stumped. I have some .Net code that generates a dynamic assembly. Inside the assembly I emit some code using the ILGenerator.Emit() method. All is working well except that for some reason right in the middle of the IL being generated I am ending up with the following sequence of instructions:

break

nop

break

I do not generate these instructions and I can't seem to trace down where they are being generated from or why. I have turned off debug information generation on the assembly to no avail - the instructions continue to show up.

If I choose to save my assembly to disk (I normally create it to run in memory only) I can dissassemble it and remove the sequence of instructions and reassemble and every thing is fine and verifies nicely. Anybody have any idea why/how these instructions are ending up in my emitted assembly?

Thanks,

Rod

re: More on Logging UnhandledExeptions from Managed Add-Ins [Jesse Kaplan]

Jeroen Vos — Mon, 20 Aug 2007 17:16:36 GMT

How do i go about logging these exceptions without having to specify the logging configuration for each add-in separatly? I just want to configure this in the web.config or app.config of the host application.

Thanks,

Jeroen