Faster DynamicInvoke using Code Generation 1.0

There are times when you need to invoke methods on an object instance that you have loaded at runtime, and you did not or could not not know the exact type of the object during the development and compilation stages. This is prevalent among plugin architectures, where your code will “hook-in” other assemblies only after the application starts, and the assemblies that you load at runtime may not even have existed at the time when your program was written.

One of the coolest things about the .NET runtime is that it provides you with several ways to do this, which in turn makes designing extensible application architectures much simpler than in the past.

Faster DynamicInvoke using Code Generation shows how, using the System.CodeDom and System.CodeDom.Compiler namespaces, you can dynamically generate and compile an object that can be used to invoke these methods much faster than using Type.InvokeMember or MethodInfo.Invoke.