Module Type

Provides Callable classes, which are things that can be called such as methods and operators.

Provides classes representing events and event accessors.

Provides support for generic types and methods.

Provides the Location class to give a location for each program element.

Provides classes for namespaces.

Provides classes for properties, indexers, and accessors.

A class generated by the compiler from an anonymous object creation.

The __arglist type, modeling varargs invocation in C++.

An array type, for example int[].

The Boolean type, bool.

The byte type.

An unmanaged C/C++-style calling convention where the call stack is cleaned by the caller.

A signature representing a calling convention. Specifies how arguments in a given signature are passed from the caller to the callee.

The Unicode character type, char.

A class, for example

The high-precision decimal type, decimal.

A managed calling convention with fixed-length argument list.

A delegate type, for example

The double type.

The dynamic type.

An enum. For example

An unmanaged calling convention where arguments are passed in registers when possible.

The float type.

A floating point type.

A function pointer type, for example

The int type.

An integral type.

An interface, for example

The long type.

A nested type, for example class B in

A non-nested type, that is declared directly in a namespace.

The null type. The type of the null literal.

A nullable type, for example int?.

The object type, System.Object.

A pointer type, for example char*.

A record, for example

A record struct, for example csharp record struct RS { ... }

A record like type. This can be either a class or a struct.

A reference type.

The signed byte type, sbyte.

The short type.

A signed integral type.

A simple type. Simple types in C# are predefined struct types. Here, however, they are not modeled as such, and we reserve the notion of structs to user-defined structs.

An unmanaged calling convention where call stack is cleaned up by the callee.

The string type, System.String.

A struct, for example

An unmanaged C++-style calling convention for calling instance member functions with a fixed argument list.

A type representing a tuple. For example, (int, bool, string).

A type.

A type mention, that is, any mention of a type in a source code file. For example, int is mentioned in int M() { return 1; }.

The unsigned int type, uint.

The unsigned long type, ulong.

The unsigned short type, ushort.

A type that could not be resolved. This could happen if an indirect reference is not available at compilation time.

An unmanaged calling convention that indicates that the specifics are encoded as modopts.

An unsigned integral type.

A value or reference type.

A value type.

A managed calling convention for passing extra arguments.

The void type.