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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / New Users / December 2004Pre-compile a dll in memory
Dear All, I assume that merely loading a .net dll in memory via Assembly.LoadForm does not compile the dll into machine code...does it make sense to loop through the classes defined in the dll and create them...will this ensure that the classes are JITed...please help... TALIA Many Regards Jack Why do you want to explicitly control the JIT ? The CLR decides when to JIT; is the automatic ("hands off") method not satisfactory for you? If so, how and why? -D > Dear All, > I assume that merely loading a .net dll in memory via [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Many Regards > Jack Hi Dino, My applications are launched via NTD...I have large forms and its initialseComponent takes atleast 2 seconds...my clients want to see Forms in 2 secs even the first time after the restart their machine...hence we would like to do something like the ASP.Net Pre-Compile and give the Client a fast response time...so while the user is not using my application, it want to pre-compile the forms...is MS thinking of giving a (Pre-compile feature other than NGen that can't be used with No Touch)... Thanks and merry X'Mas to you and everyone in the Newsgroup...GOD bless you all... TALIA Many regards Jack Sure Asp.net "pre-compiles", it run's csc.exe or vbc.exe to compile cs or vb source code to MSIL, your windows forms applications are already "pre-compiled". Can't your customer wait a few seconds for the firts form to appear, what's his motivation? Willy. > Hi Dino, > My applications are launched via NTD...I have large forms and its [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** > Don't just participate in USENET...get rewarded for it!
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