Gendarme

I found krijesta's pull request which basically does exactly what I need. [link] I got that working with the 2.10 version of Gendarme and I'm happy. [link] Thanks, Calvin

I'm getting the AvoidUnusedPrivateFieldsRule warning in a coroutine that is definitely using the variable. Here's the chunk of code causing the warning. [link]

Weird that I would find this post exactly a year and a day later. Was this feature request ever entered/addressed? I'm using Gendarme with the Unity engine (Mono FTW), which calls specific private methods of MonoBehaviours via reflection. This means these methods should never generate Gendarme.Rules.Performance.Avo idUncalledPrivateCodeRule,

Hello Alik, Gendarme official releases occurs at the same time as Mono releases. The beta cycle for 2.11 should start soon - but we're a few months away from a stable 2.12. Sebastien

Jb, Thank you for hotfixing the problem. Do you have any dates for next Gendarme release?

I see, This is a Microsoft C# compiler bug: [link] They emit managed methods which claim to be managed but are actually implemented by the runtime. Not that they care a lot. I committed a fix to gendarme

Thank you for code sample. For my assembly it gives: Method with empty body: System.Void P2ClientGateMTA.IP2Connection: :_VtblGap1_1() Method with empty body: System.Void P2ClientGateMTA.IP2Connection: :_VtblGap2_5() Method with empty body: ... [More] System.Void P2ClientGateMTA.IP2Connection: :_VtblGap3_2() Method with empty body: System.Void P2ClientGateMTA.IP2Connection: :_VtblGap4_2() [Less]

You can run on your assembly a piece of code using Cecil like: var module = ModuleDefinition.ReadModule("M yAssembly.dll"); foreach (var method in module.GetTypes().SelectMany(t => t.Methods).Where(m => m.HasBody && m.Body.Instructions.Count == 0)) { Console.WriteLine ("Method with empty body: {0}", method);

Hey, I'm not sure I understand what's HasBody flag for methods. How can I check the assumption? The assembly that crashed Gendarme includes 'native' code with ".custom" marks on methods. ILDASM show no disassemblies for them. For ex: .class interface public abstract auto ansi import P2ClientGateMTA.IP2BLMessage

Hey, This stack trace seems to indicate that you have a method with the HasBody flag, but which doesn't have any Instruction. Could you verify that this assumption is true? I'll fix gendarme to not crash on this anyway. Jb