To reduce downvotes: (Skippable at first)
I am aware that this question sounds pointless and\or weird. I am creating JIT that takes C# code compiles it with csc.exe, extracts the IL and parallize it into CUDA, and I want to override some of the things in C#.
How override base things such as int\ string? I tried:
class String { /* In namespace System of course */
BasicString wrap_to;
public String( ) {
wrap_to = new BasicString( 32 ); // capacity
}
public String( int Count ) {
wrap_to = new BasicString( Count );
}
public char this[ int index ] {
get { return wrap_to[ index ]; }
set {
if ( wrap_to.Handlers != 1 )
wrap_to = new BasicString( wrap_to );
wrap_to[ index ] = value;
}
}
...
}
... // not in namespace System now
class Test {
public static void f(string s) { }
}
But when I tried:
Test.f( new string( ) );
It error'd Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.String' to 'string'. I tried moving my System.String to just string in the global scope and it error'd on the class itself. Any ideas how? I think somehow it could help if I can compile my .cs files without that mscorlib.dll, but I can't find a way to do it.
Even a way to reach to csc.exe source code may help. (This is critical.)
Yes, you will have to not reference mscorlib.dll. Otherwise there will be two System.String classes, and clearly the predefined (C# Specification given) type string cannot be both of them.
See /nostdlib C# compiler option. The page also describes how to do it with a setting in the Visual Studio IDE.
You need to write really many other required types (or copy-paste them) when you do not refer mscorlib.dll!
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