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 Table of Contents

The Story behind the Succinctly Series of Books ................................................................................... 7

About the Author ......................................................................................................................................... 9

Introduction ............................................................................................................................................... 10

Chapter 1 Project Roslyn: The .NET Compiler Platform ...................................................................... 11

Introducing Project Roslyn ..................................................................................................................... 11

Cloning the Roslyn Repository to Your Computer ................................................................................. 12

Installing the .NET Compiler Platform SDK ........................................................................................... 15

What’s Next ............................................................................................................................................ 15

Chapter Summary .................................................................................................................................. 16

Chapter 2 Coding in Visual Studio 2015: A Roslyn-Powered Experience ......................................... 17

Live Static Code Analysis: Light Bulbs and Quick Actions .................................................................... 17

Code Refactoring ................................................................................................................................... 21

Behind the Scenes: Roslyn Analysis Explained Succinctly ................................................................... 23

Downloading, Installing, and Using Code Analyzers ............................................................................. 24

Chapter Summary .................................................................................................................................. 30

Chapter 3 Walking through Roslyn: Architecture, APIs, Syntax......................................................... 32

The Compiler Pipeline............................................................................................................................ 32

The .NET Compiler Platform’s Architecture ........................................................................................... 33

Assemblies and Namespaces ............................................................................................................... 34

The Concept of Immutability .................................................................................................................. 35

The Compiler APIs ................................................................................................................................. 35

The Workspaces APIs ........................................................................................................................... 36

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 Working with Syntax .............................................................................................................................. 37

Introducing Semantics ........................................................................................................................... 45

Chapter Summary .................................................................................................................................. 47

Chapter 4 Writing Code Analyzers ......................................................................................................... 48

Writing Code Analyzers ......................................................................................................................... 48

Adding Multiple Diagnostics to an Analyzer Library .............................................................................. 80

Chapter Summary .................................................................................................................................. 81

Chapter 5 Writing Refactorings .............................................................................................................. 82

Creating a Code Refactoring ................................................................................................................. 82

Structure of Code Refactorings ............................................................................................................. 83

Understanding Syntax Elements ........................................................................................................... 84

Implementing the Refactoring Logic ...................................................................................................... 85

Testing and Debugging a Code Refactoring.......................................................................................... 92

Chapter Summary .................................................................................................................................. 93

Chapter 6 Deploying Analyzers to NuGet .............................................................................................. 94

Quick Recap: About NuGet.................................................................................................................... 94

Preparing an Example ........................................................................................................................... 94

Preparing for Publication........................................................................................................................ 94

Publishing Analyzers to NuGet .............................................................................................................. 97

Tips and Tricks for Analyzers and Refactorings .................................................................................. 102

Chapter Summary ................................................................................................................................ 103

Chapter 7 Deploying Analyzers and Refactorings to the Visual Studio Gallery ............................. 104

Understanding VSIX Packages ........................................................................................................... 104

Preparing an Example ......................................................................................................................... 105

Preparing for Publication...................................................................................................................... 105

Publishing to the Visual Studio Gallery ................................................................................................ 108

Differences between NuGet and the Visual Studio Gallery ................................................................. 114

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 Chapter Summary ................................................................................................................................ 115

Chapter 8 Workspaces, Code Generation, Emit ................................................................................. 116

Getting Started with Workspaces ........................................................................................................ 116

Code Generation and Emit .................................................................................................................. 121

Chapter Summary ................................................................................................................................ 127

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 About the Author

Alessandro Del Sole has been a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) since 2008.
Awarded MVP of the Year in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2014, he is internationally considered
a Visual Studio expert and a Visual Basic authority.

Alessandro has authored many printed books and e-books on programming with Visual Studio,
including Visual Studio 2015 Succinctly, Visual Basic 2015 Unleashed, Visual Studio
LightSwitch Unleashed, and Visual Basic 2012 Unleashed. He has written tons of technical
articles about .NET, Visual Studio, and other Microsoft technologies in Italian and English for
many developer portals, including the Visual Basic Developer Center from Microsoft. He is a
frequent speaker at Italian conferences, and has released a number of Windows Store apps. He
has also produced a number of instructional videos in both English and Italian. You can follow
him on Twitter at @progalex. Recently, Alessandro co-founded the Roslyn Academy, an online
community that shares articles, videos, code, and experiences about the .NET Compiler
Platform.

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 Introduction

In the last couple of years, Microsoft has been embracing the open source world in many ways,
changing their historic philosophy. Embracing open source means two important things. The
first is that Microsoft is now also building services and applications for open source systems.
The second is that Microsoft is releasing many applications, tools, and services as open source
projects, which is a revolution. Many building blocks in the .NET Framework architecture are
now open source projects. Among others, Microsoft has rewritten the Visual Basic and C#
compilers entirely in managed code, releasing them as an open source project called the .NET
Compiler Platform, also known as Project Roslyn. The .NET Compiler Platform is new stuff for
developers who build tools for other developers. If you build and sell libraries, extensions, user
controls, or even stand-alone development tools, the .NET Compiler Platform is definitely for
you.

This book has many goals. The first goal is to introduce the .NET Compiler Platform, with a
high-level overview of the platform. The second goal is to explain why it’s so important and what
you can do with it. The third goal is to show how to use the .NET Compiler Platform in practice,
both with tools already included in Visual Studio 2015, and with tools you create. The last goal is
to show how to share the goodies you create with the world. However, this book is not for
beginners. There are many important concepts about .NET development that you must already
know, such as what a .NET assembly is and how one is composed and compiled, what IL code
is, the async/await programming pattern, reflection, and of course, concepts related to object-
oriented programming.

In terms of software requirements, you need Visual Studio Community 2015 (VS 14.0) or higher.
Express editions are not supported. You also need the Extensibility Tools for Visual Studio,
which you can get by installing the Visual Studio 2015 SDK.

The full source code for all of the examples in this book is available on GitHub.

After reading this book, I’m sure you will be excited about the new opportunities Roslyn offers to
create amazing developer tools and improved coding experiences for your customers.

This book is dedicated to my dad. You’re a great man and you deserve the best for the rest of
your life.

Alessandro

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 Chapter 1 Project Roslyn: The .NET
Compiler Platform

With the recent release of Visual Studio 2015 and .NET Framework 4.6, Microsoft has also
shipped version 1.0 of the .NET Compiler Platform, formerly Project Roslyn, which provides
open source C# and Visual Basic compilers with rich code analysis APIs. The .NET Compiler
Platform plays a crucial role in the new .NET ecosystem and empowers Visual Studio 2015 in
many ways. For a better understanding of what the .NET Compiler Platform is and why it’s so
important, you need some explanation about what’s new with compilers in the latest release.
This chapter provides an introduction to Roslyn, giving you the foundation to understand the
more complex concepts described throughout the book that are necessary before you start
writing code.

Note: Except for where expressly stated, all the topics described in this book apply
to both Visual Basic and C#.

Introducing Project Roslyn

Over the last few years, Microsoft has been very busy rewriting the C# and Visual Basic
compilers entirely in managed, .NET code. Other than being rewritten, both compilers expose
rich code analysis APIs you can leverage to build developer tools that perform code-related
tasks, and are the same ones used by the Visual Studio code editor to detect issues and errors
as you type. By exposing APIs, compilers are treated as a platform (also known as compiler-as-
a-service); this opens an infinite number of possible development scenarios with particular
regard to code analysis and code generation.

Additionally, Microsoft has released the new Visual Basic and C# compilers as an open source
project, which means that you can download the source code, investigate it, and collaborate by
sending your code, feedback, or suggestions. These rewritten, open source compilers exposing
rich code analysis APIs use the name .NET Compiler Platform.

Note: This book uses the “.NET Compiler Platform” and “Roslyn” names
interchangeably. The first name is the product’s name at release time, but the Roslyn
alias has been (and is still) widely used for years to refer to the project. In fact, many
developers around the world still prefer using the Roslyn alias rather than the official
name.

As for all the other open source projects from Microsoft, the .NET Compiler Platform is hosted
on GitHub, a very popular website that allows sharing code and offers tools for collaboration,
including source control based on the Git engine, and tools for accepting contributions from the
developer community. The official .NET Compiler Platform home page on GitHub contains the
full source code for compilers and the APIs they expose, the documentation, the API reference,
and code examples. It is worth mentioning that the project home page also contains

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documentation for new language features in C# 6.0 and Visual Basic 14. The implementation of
some of the new language features has been possible thanks to the .NET Compiler Platform.

How Does Roslyn Change the Way I Write Code?

The Visual Basic and C# compilers have been rewritten in managed code and now expose
APIs, but from a practical point of view, this does not really change the way you use
programming languages and write code. However, behind the scenes, the code editor in Visual
Studio 2015 strongly relies on the .NET Compiler Platform. For example, live code analysis that
detects issues as you type, which you already know from the past, is now built upon the Roslyn
APIs. Also, Visual Basic now supports code refactorings and C# has an improved refactoring
experience; both have been rebuilt on top of the .NET Compiler Platform. I’ll describe these
improvements in detail in Chapter 2, so do not be afraid if something is not clear at this point.

Roslyn in Practice
You use the Roslyn APIs to build tools for developers. More specifically, with the Roslyn APIs
you can:

 Write and share custom, domain-specific code analysis rules that integrate into the
Visual Studio 2015 code editor. In this way, you can extend the live code analysis engine
with your own rules. This means that you can write diagnostics and code fixes (known as
analyzers), and code refactorings for your APIs or for specific programming patterns,
and the Visual Studio code editor will detect code issues as you type, squiggling the
code that needs attention, and suggesting the proper fixes. Writing diagnostics and code
fixes is discussed in Chapter 4, and writing code refactorings is discussed in Chapter 5.
 Implement code generation, emit IL code, and perform other code-related tasks inside
your .NET applications with the compiler APIs.
 Build stand-alone tools that run outside Visual Studio, but can leverage MSBuild
workspaces and take advantage of the Visual Basic and C# compilers to perform code-
related tasks.
 Create an interactive, interpreted C# or Visual Basic programming environment using a
read-evaluate-print loop (REPL).

The possibilities are not limited to this list. Wherever you might need to analyze source code or
build tools that leverage the compiler’s APIs, that’s where the .NET Compiler Platform comes in.

Cloning the Roslyn Repository to Your Computer

To experiment with Roslyn, you will need to download and install the .NET Compiler Platform
SDK, as is explained in the next section. But because Roslyn is an open source project on
GitHub, you can also optionally view and modify Roslyn's source code, as is explained in this
section.

Tip: You need a GitHub account to complete the steps described in this section. If you
do not have one, you can register for free. Also, the GitHub extension for Visual Studio

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 2015 must be installed. If it is not installed, you can update Visual Studio’s installed
components from the Windows Programs and Features tool.

GitHub and the Git source control engine allow cloning a source code repository on local
machines, which is very useful for editing and testing any open source project locally, and for
familiarizing yourself with the code. Of course, this is the case with the Roslyn project, too. To
clone the full Roslyn source code, which includes the compilers’ source code, follow these
steps:

1. Open your favorite web browser, navigate to https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn, and sign in

with your account (see Figure 1).
2. Click Open in Visual Studio.
3. When Visual Studio 2015 starts, the Team Explorer window automatically appears,
supplying the necessary information to clone the project (see Figure 2). You can provide
a different local folder if you want. When ready, click Clone. If you’ve never signed into
GitHub from Team Explorer, Visual Studio will ask you to enter your GitHub credentials.
4. When the operation completes, Team Explorer shows the full list of Visual Studio
solutions in the code repository, plus a number of shortcuts that you can use to manage
the project (see Figure 3).
5. Double-click the Roslyn.sln file and wait for Visual Studio 2015 to open all of the Roslyn
project’s code.

Figure 1: The Roslyn home page on GitHub

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 Figure 2: The Team Explorer window ready to Figure 3: The Roslyn project’s source code cloned
connect to GitHub locally

You can now explore the source code of the entire .NET Compiler Platform, including compilers,
features such as Visual Studio’s tool windows, refactoring tools, and built-in code analysis rules.
You can also make changes to the code (do it only if you have experience with compilers) and
test your edits locally. To do this, set the OpenSourceDebug project as the startup project and
then press F5. This will launch the so-called Roslyn Hive, an experimental instance of Visual
Studio where you can debug the source code of the .NET Compiler Platform. You can also
compile and run unit tests included in the solution. To do so, write the following line in the Visual
Studio Command Prompt:

msbuild /v:m /m BuildAndTest.proj /p:PublicBuild=true

/p:DeployExtension=false

This command will build and run the unit tests supported in the current public build of Visual
Studio. Additional information about debugging, testing, and running the source code can be
found on the Building, Testing, and Debugging page of the Roslyn project.

Collaboration: Sending Feedback, Suggestions, and Requests

Microsoft has been publishing all of its open source projects to GitHub. This website provides a
full collaboration platform, which not only includes source control, but also specific tools to

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 submit your feedback, suggestions, and requests. This allows direct engagement between the
team and the developer community. For instance, you might want to submit a bug, request a
feature, or even send a piece of code you added to the cloned Roslyn project that you think
should be evaluated for future releases. In order to send your contribution, you must respect the
Contributing Code guidelines. All of your submissions will be deeply evaluated according to the
terms of the guidelines. If you want to send feedback, you can open an issue or send a pull
request (do not forget to search for similar issues or requests before you submit a new one).
This book is not intended to be a full guide to the GitHub tooling, so make sure you read the
Help page if you want to actively collaborate on the Roslyn project.

Installing the .NET Compiler Platform SDK

In order to write code analyzers, refactorings, and stand-alone .NET applications that leverage
the Roslyn APIs, you first need to install the .NET Compiler Platform SDK, which you will need
to complete the next chapters. The SDK is a free extension for Visual Studio 2015 that can also
be installed from within the IDE. To do this, open Visual Studio 2015 and select Tools >
Extensions and Updates. In the Extensions and Updates dialog box, select Online on the left,
and then in the search box, type .NET Compiler Platform SDK (see Figure 4).

Figure 4: Installing the .NET Compiler Platform SDK

On your machine, click Download. After restarting Visual Studio, you are ready to go. The .NET
Compiler Platform SDK includes project and item templates required to create diagnostics, code
fixes, code refactorings, and stand-alone, Roslyn-based .NET applications. It also includes a
very important tool called Syntax Visualizer that is discussed later in Chapter 3, and will be used
frequently throughout this book.

What’s Next
Leveraging the Roslyn APIs to build code analysis tools is not difficult once you understand the
purpose of the .NET Compiler Platform (and, of course, if you have some experience with .NET
and Visual Studio). In order to help you get the best understanding possible of the .NET
Compiler Platform and what you can do with it, topics in this book have been organized in the
following sequence:

1. Explaining and showing how Visual Studio 2015 uses the .NET Compiler Platform to
enable the live code analysis engine in the code editor to detect code issues as you type
(see Chapter 2).

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 2. Describing the Roslyn APIs and architecture with technical explanations and diagrams,
and the concept of syntax, including explanations on how to investigate the syntactic
structure of existing code with the help of the Syntax Visualizer tool (see Chapter 3).
3. Guiding you to the most relevant topics of the book: writing custom, domain-specific
code analyzers and refactorings (see Chapters 4 and 5).
4. Helping you share your tools with other developers, either via NuGet or the Visual Studio
Gallery (see Chapters 6 and 7).
5. Giving you the basics to use APIs for compiling code and managing solutions and
projects (see Chapter 8).

If you are like me, you might be impatient to jump to Chapter 4 and put your hands on the
keyboard. However, it is strongly recommended that you read all chapters in sequence. After all,
they are not very long, and I promise they will not be annoying.

Chapter Summary
The .NET Compiler Platform, formerly Project Roslyn, provides open source Visual Basic and
C# compilers with rich code analysis APIs. This chapter provided an introduction to the .NET
Compiler Platform, describing how the Visual Basic and C# compilers have been rewritten in
managed code and how they expose APIs that developers can leverage to build developer
tools, such as diagnostics, code fixes, and code refactorings that integrate into the Visual Studio
2015 code editor or stand-alone code analysis tools. You saw how the full source code for the
.NET Compiler Platform is available on GitHub, how you can clone the code repository onto
your computer for local tests, and what tools you need in order to work with the .NET Compiler
Platform. The next chapter describes how Visual Studio 2015 uses Roslyn for an improved
coding experience; this will give you a clearer idea of what you can do with Roslyn’s analysis
APIs.

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 Chapter 2 Coding in Visual Studio 2015: A
Roslyn-Powered Experience

The best way to get a more precise idea of what the Roslyn APIs can be used for is to look at
how Microsoft used the new compilers’ services in Visual Studio 2015. The code editor has
been enhanced and brings significant improvements to the coding experience. Some existing
tools have been improved, and new features have been added to help developers be more
productive than ever by keeping their focus on the active editor window while fixing issues and
refactoring code. This improved experience is also known as code-focused experience, and is
completely powered by the .NET Compiler Platform. This chapter describes updated and new
features in the code editor. In this way, you will become more familiar with Roslyn, starting from
how Visual Studio 2015 itself uses the platform.

Live Static Code Analysis: Light Bulbs and Quick Actions

Though restricted to specific code issues, the Visual Studio code editor has always offered live
static code analysis, which means that background compilers could detect code issues and
report warnings and errors by squiggling the code that needs your attention, and populating the
Error List window with detailed error or warning messages. Figure 5 shows an example of live
static code analysis with code that declares a variable of type int which is never used, and
attempts to call a DoSomething method that does not exist.

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 Figure 5: Live code analysis in Visual Studio

However, the code analysis engine prior to Visual Studio 2015 had the following limitations:

 Most code issues could be detected at compile-time only.

 The code editor could only analyze code for a number of rules coded at Microsoft, with
no way of adding custom rules.

In Visual Studio 2015, the live, static code analysis engine has been completely rewritten on top
of the .NET Compiler Platform. This changes and improves the way you can fix code issues and
allows for creating and integrating custom analysis rules, as will be explained in Chapters 4 and
5. For instance, if you hover over an error in the code editor with your pointer, an icon called the
light bulb appears (see Figure 6).

Figure 6: The light bulb over an invalid line of code

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