Kevin Wampler wrote:
> Makes sense.  I think the runtime code generation was what I was 
> particularly interested in, 

Huh. That's one part I don't think changed that much.  The code generation 
is used by the compiler(s) as well as in various places in the libraries. 
(For example, regular expressions compile down to IL and then native code if 
you set the flag.)

The other one is the LINQ thing, where you can set a flag that says "give me 
this expression as a parse tree rather than generating code", but that's 
limited to LINQ so far.

It's the "Reflection.Emit" namespace you want.

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