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Really Easy Logging using IL Rewriting and the .NET Profiling API

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22 Jan 2007CPOL9 min read 78.6K   1.4K   50  
Explains how to insert logging into code at runtime using IL rewriting and the .Net profiling API
#pragma once
#include "stdafx.h"

class FunctionInfo
{
public:
	static FunctionInfo *CreateFunctionInfo(ICorProfilerInfo *profilerInfo, FunctionID functionID);
	~FunctionInfo(void);

	FunctionID GetFunctionID();
	ClassID GetClassID();
	ModuleID GetModuleID();
	mdToken GetToken();
	LPWSTR GetClassName();
	LPWSTR GetFunctionName();
	LPWSTR GetAssemblyName();
	LPWSTR GetSignatureText();

private:
	FunctionInfo(FunctionID functionID, ClassID classID, ModuleID moduleID, mdToken token, LPWSTR functionName, LPWSTR className, LPWSTR assemblyName, LPWSTR signatureText);
	static PCCOR_SIGNATURE ParseSignature( IMetaDataImport *pMDImport, PCCOR_SIGNATURE signature, WCHAR* szBuffer);
	FunctionID functionID;
	ClassID classID;
	ModuleID moduleID;
	mdToken token;
	LPWSTR className;
	LPWSTR functionName;
	LPWSTR assemblyName;
	LPWSTR signatureText;
};

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