Cosmos/source/Indy.IL2CPU.IL/Op.cs

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Mono.Cecil;
using Mono.Cecil.Cil;
using Cil = Mono.Cecil.Cil;

namespace Indy.IL2CPU.IL {
	public abstract class Op {
		public delegate void QueueMethodHandler(string aAssembly, string aType, string aMethod);
		public abstract void Assemble();

		public Op(Instruction aInstruction, MethodInformation aMethodInfo) {
//
		}

		// This is a prop and not a constructor arg for two reasons. Ok, mostly for one
        // 1 - Adding a parameterized triggers annoying C# constructor hell, every descendant we'd have to reimplement it
        // 2 - This helps to allow changing of assembler while its in use. Currently no idea why we would ever want to do that
        // rather than construct a new one though....
        // If we end up with more things we need, probably will change to Initialize(x, y), or someone can go thorugh and add
        // all the friggin constructors
        protected Assembler.Assembler mAssembler;
        public Assembler.Assembler Assembler {
            get { return mAssembler; }
            set { mAssembler = value; }
        }

		protected void DoQueueMethod(string aAssembly, string aType, string aMethod) {
			if (QueueMethod==null) {
				throw new Exception("IL Op wants to queue a method, but no QueueMethod handler supplied!");
			}
			QueueMethod(aAssembly, aType, aMethod);
		}

		public static QueueMethodHandler QueueMethod;
	}
}