MSIL for the C# Developer

—The structure of MSIL 1m 15s
—What is a Stack? 3m 53s
—Analyze a method 5m 28s
—What the method really looks like 1m 36s
—Calling methods 0m 58s
—Understanding Recursion 4m 38s
—Summary 2m 9s

—What is Reflection? 1m 5s
—Why should I avoid Reflection? 0m 40s
—Using Reflection to get information in runtime 6m 27s
—Why create things in runtime? 1m 50s
—A first look at DynamicMethod and MSIL in a C# Application 11m 7s
—Convert a basic C# method to MSIL 8m 38s
—Comparing our MSIL to a disassembled snippet 1m 44s
—Converting a method line by line to MSIL 11m 28s
—Converting a method line by line to MSIL part 2 3m 29s
—Summary 1m 33s

—Building More Things in Runtime 0m 22s
—Calling Methods 3m 52s
—Calling Dynamic Methods 5m 28s
—Recursive Methods 8m 38s
—Using a Switch 7m 39s
—Creating A Type With TypeBuilder 9m 57s
—Summary 1m 36s

—More Operation Codes Ahead 0m 19s
—What happens when we host the Dynamic Method anonymously? 3m 52s
—Getting the Remainder of a Division 0m 47s
—Negating Values 1m 11s
—Using Bitwise Operations 2m 39s
—Creating an Instance of A Class 2m 24s
—Loading Elements From an Array 2m 42s
—Summary 1m 13s

—MSIL Outside Visual Studio 2m 9s
—The IL Dissassembler 1m 55s
—Calling Console.WriteLine 3m 10s
—Using Arguments Passed to Our Program 1m 42s
—Conversion, Value Types and Boxing 3m 47s
—Creating an Entire Type Using MSIL 5m 54s
—Summary 1m 22s

—Summary 3m 32s