I have some applictions built in VB6.0 by using ADO
Technology.
For performance increase I want to use Garbage Collection
utility.

How can I add some extern assembly reference to an assembly I generate in
program ?
I use program to generate a assembly, when i see its MANIFEST with ildasm,
it has only

we'd like to manage our dll's versions. When we change version in the
assembly file, it looks like if we have to rebuild all dependents files,
even if the modified file still compatible. It seems we have to rebuild all
the dependencies of the modified file, and the dependencies of ...

I've been researching MSDN and news forums for the past few days trying to
achieve a more user friendly UI, similar to what MS applications (and
others) do with regards to using system display settings. For example, MS
Outlook uses the system/screen icon log font (established under ...

I have a C library making callbacks to methods of CLR-
based objects.
Because (maybe) these CLR-based callbacks never appear to
be invoked from the CLR standpoint, the garbage collector

Is it possible to call Delegate.DynamicInvoke Asynchronous, if so how
does one go about doing this.
Many Thanks

Does anyone know if it's possible to modify a method at runtime?
I've searched around and all that I find is the possibility to
extend classes at runtime, adding properties, methods etc.
(TypeBuilder, MethodBuilder, reflection etc)

I'm looking for a way to cause type instantiation to call
a custom class factory instead of having the CLR create an
instance of the type on its own. Specifically, I need to
return a subclass instance when a new base class instance

I have to invoke a function defined in a c dll (unmanagerd dll) from a c#
program, but I
don't know the dll name at compile time.
How do I declare and invoke this function using LoadLibrary and

Console application run under the workstation of the CLR. I know how
to host the CLR in unmanaged process and load it as server.
What happens when ServicedComponent runs under COM+ server
application?

Everytime I go to debug a simple Hello World windows form
application - the CLR debugger (dbgclr.exe) says "The
debugger cannot continue running the program.  Unable to
start debugging.  Unable to start program

I am getting a strange scenario where I am using RCWs for
CDO and ADO in my managed classes. When the managed
objects get destructed, it seems the referenced unmanaged
resources are stacking up in memory for ever.

we're having developed a .NET Windows application in C#
based on the .NET Framework 1.0. This MDI application
consists of several complex WinForms dialogs and therefor
it consumes an huge amount of memory resources. When

I have an unattended 24/7 system that runs a few .NET applications.  I
really need to prevent any unhandled exceptions from displaying the
exception dialog box.  I want the application to just terminate.  This was
available with Dr. Watson, but I can't figure out how to do it for  ...

Has anyone solutions for error below. I've searched possible sites and read
every
tech document. I've reinstalled framework(1.1) and  Visual Studio (2003).
-mikko-