Given a single c# source file, I’d like to output IL (not assembled) of that single file such that later I can feed each ‘.il’ file to ilasm to produce assemblies, is this possible?
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Given a single c# source file, I’d like to output IL (not assembled) of that single file such that later I can feed each ‘.il’ file to ilasm to produce assemblies, is this possible?
So, you probably can’t do this well and in most cases you won’t want to. However it is possible to cut compilation and assembly linking into two stages by building all sources to modules and then linking modules and resources into the final assemblies.
Short answer, getting textual IL out of a C# compiler is not feasible on .Net and in any case, there isn’t much benefit from doing so.