Windows Assembly Runtime

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Windows Assembly Runtime

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There is no direct property for it (yet). You can resolve the assembly reference to a definition, and then compare the VersionString property in the underlying metadata header. For WinMD assemblies, it should contain start with the string WindowsRuntime, followed by the version number.

Source: adapter.cpp from dotnet/runtime

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Actually, it can be done without resolving the assembly. It is encoded in the assembly attributes with a that AsmResolver 3 does not define yet.

bool isWindowsRuntime = (assembly.Attributes & 0x0E00) == 0x200;

Note that v4 does indeed define these constants.

Source: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/master/src/coreclr/src/inc/corhdr.h#L767