R2RDump changes to allow separation of presentation from parsing#267
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LGTM, but please file a bug about generation of warnings. There needs to be some way to see those, and to add them to parsers so that we can identify stuff that's not quite right.
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The overall goal of this refactoring is to separate parsing from the presentation so that parsing can be its own library and the presentation is stacked on top of it.
The goal is to have a .NET Core console application, depending on a class library targeting .NET Standard 2.0, so that the library is virtually usable anywhere we cared.
To make it compile, I have to make some changes, here is an overview of significant changes I made:
WriteTo()instance methods into extension methods and placed inExtensions.cs.Hopefully this can make the review easier.
There are few things that I wanted to do but turn out trickier:
Last but not least, here is a summary of the public interface of the new library, it is fairly large now. It would be nice if we can make this smaller and cleaner:
@dotnet/crossgen-contrib
Earlier versions of the PR on the CoreCLR repo can be found here