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Why doesn’t C# have a keyword for non-virtual calling convention?
EDIT: I mean “why is there no keyword for non-virtual IL calls, given that the C# compiler always uses IL virtual calls by default”?
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Inspired by this SO question:
Why doesn’t C# have a keyword for non-virtual calling convention?
EDIT: I mean “why is there no keyword for non-virtual IL calls, given that the C# compiler always uses IL virtual calls by default”?
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Shortly:
callinstruction can acceptnullasthispointer (as it is in C++). This is errorsome and C# team decided to usecallvirtwherever it is possible so that calls onnullpointers throwNullReferenceException