If you take the BigInteger example class from CodeProject
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/biginteger.aspx
If you try and use reflector the output code will not be correct.
BigInteger integer = new BigInteger(pseudoPrime1);
integer = integer >> 0x01;
integer = integer << 0x01;
integer = -integer;
integer = (integer % integer);
will return these if I split each operation into one.
integer = op_RightShift(integer, 1);
integer = op_LeftShift(integer, 1);
integer = op_UnaryNegation(integer);
integer = op_Modulus(integer, integer);
This won't compile since .net won't let you call the operators.
"cannot explicitly call operator or accessor"
Hopefully this will be remedied in future versions.
Sarkie
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/biginteger.aspx
If you try and use reflector the output code will not be correct.
BigInteger integer = new BigInteger(pseudoPrime1); integer = integer >> 0x01; integer = integer << 0x01; integer = -integer; integer = (integer % integer);will return these if I split each operation into one.
This won't compile since .net won't let you call the operators.
Hopefully this will be remedied in future versions.
Sarkie