Behold, you are to visit my library full of .NET hacks, better prepare for it. You'll see lots of weird, but mostly working code. It heavily uses reflection and memory hacking to access parts of .NET that are normally inaccessible. I give you no warranty that it won't do something harmful, but I've tried to make it as much safe as possible.
If you see some error in this code, feel free to commit a fix!
You are free to download parts of this library and use them in your code, but please don't claim them as your own and remember who the original author was.
Classes generalizing the concept of accessors, objects that work as generic references.
Some interfaces and marshallers that make working with COM easier.
Concept of Lua-like coroutines.
Methods to work with languages.
Lots of tools to help with C interop and p/invoke. Worth seeing.
Tools to help with writing one-line code.
Just math... mostly.
Some attributes with no real importance.
Real math and algebra.
Lots of code working with types, signatures, tokens, etc.
Just some tools to convert object to bytes.
Object streams and enumerables.
Static interfaces. Accessing static classes with common pattern.
Little threading tools.
Code relying heavily on memory layout of objects. The most heretic - and most used - part of the library.