MSIL Code

Articles about MSIL Code

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   Article · .NET

   Just-In-Time (JIT) Compiler in C#

   The JIT compiler in C# converts MSIL code to native code for execution, ensuring type safety. Types of JIT compilation include Pre-JIT, Econo-JIT, and Normal-JIT. Pre-JIT compiles all code at deployment, Econo-JIT compiles methods at runtime and removes them after execution, and Normal-JIT caches compiled methods.

   Mahesh AlleJun 3, 2024136,0011,000
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   Article · ASP.NET

   Entity Framework 6.0: NGen.exe and Startup Performance

   This content discusses native code generation, focusing on the process where the Just In Time (JIT) compiler converts MSIL code into native code for execution. It explains how the Native Image Generator (NGen.exe) creates and stores native code images, which can be loaded by the CLR instead of the original assembly

   Jignesh TrivediMar 7, 202437,3041,000
   
3. Article · Security

   Protecting IL Code from unauthorised Disassembling

   Microsoft .NET proved a mechanism where the code written in VB.NET, C# or any CLS compliant languages to generate MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language)code which targets the CLR and executes. This is an excellent mechanism to abstract the high level code from the underlying hardware.

   May 19, 201226,0231,000
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   Article · C#

   Using MSIL Code to Close Application Programmatically

   Use MSIL and ILASM to call user32.dll functions such as FindWindow and PostMessage, then close the Windows Calculator application programmatically.

   IIllawesomeDec 28, 200516,1981,000