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by Steve Marsh
The classes in this project allow you to parse text expressions entered by a user and compile them to a .NET assembly. This assembly can be executed on the fly, or saved to a DLL.
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Implement a compiling calculator to learn about .NET CIL compilation
by Jonathan de Halleux, Nikolai Tillmann
Pex is a new tool that helps in understanding the behavior of .NET code, debugging issues, and in creating a test suite that covers all corner cases -- fully automatically.
by jconwell
Part 2 of an introduction to creating dynamic types. This article shows how to actually generate the methods in a dynamic type and how to call them.

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30 Sep 2013 by Imre S Lengyel
Use ILSpy to perform a more comprehensive check on Emitted assembiles
1 Jul 2010 by emicroxxx
Transforming ILMerge.exe to DLL [for convenient usage only]
18 Sep 2013 by Suvabrata Roy
How compiler manage anonymous types