Why do I have to do ldarg.0 before calling a field in MSIL?
cil, field
Solution
Instance methods have an implicit parameter called "this". It is loaded as the first argument to the stack, thus you have ldarg.0 for "this".
Problem
I want to call a function, with as parameters a `string` and an `Int32`. The `string` is just a literal, the `Int32` should be a `field`. So I thought it should be something like: ``` .method public hidebysig instance string TestVoid() cil managed { .maxstack 1 .locals init ( [0] string CS$1$0000) L_0000: nop L_0001: ldstr "myString" L_0006: ldfld int32 FirstNamespace.FirstClass::ByteField L_000b: call string [Class1]Class1.TestClass::Functie<int32>(string, int32) L_0010: ret } ``` But this throws the error that this is not valid code. When adding ``` ldarg.0 ``` before `ldfld` it runs just fine. Why is this, and is this going to get me into trouble when having more fields?