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XC# uses C#'s properties to add metadata to C# code that is later used to modify the assembly (e.g, adding preconditions), influence Visual Studio etc.
XC# support any arbitrary compilation attribute.
Compilation attributes perform a certain task at compilation time. They can
inspect the code and look for errors, or they can influence the way the
compiler works by adding or removing statements, renaming classes and members
or canceling custom attribute generation.
XC# comes with compilation attributes for
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obfuscation
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declarative assertions
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code coverage
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design rules
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code verification
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spell checking
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and more...
Posted to general by Ehud Lamm on 3/25/04; 2:30:36 PM
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