I am researching the use of the CLR as a core OS for cheap embedded devices.
I am not having a great deal of luck finding resources on the subject of
truly embedded CLR other than the compact framework.
The presentation (below) that I found discusses the "Lantronix .net CLR for

Just want to know whether a new instance of CLR is
started for each .net application or a single instance of
CLR manages the execution of all .net applications on a
machine?

I have one class that descends from Component which has few public propertis
where some of them are also objects with their own public properties.
The problem is that when I create in VS new descendand of this class and
open it in component desinger the only properties that are ...

In a sample web application running on a 2 CPU machine, I have the following
Performance Counter values:
Average % Processor Time - Total = 67%
Average % Processor Time - aspnet_wp = 109%

I am compiling code on the fly and it has been working great; however
I recently made a change to one of my external class libraries that I
am
referencing and the version changed, now I have 2 versions of the

I heard about Microsoft's .NET CLR Profiler at TechEd and downloaded
it. It is capable of showing all kinds of stuff, but I can't say I
really understand what it's trying to show me. I'm reading as much as
I can about the profiling API and other profilers trying to get some

Microsoft Client
this is the latest version of security update, the
"October 2003, Cumulative Patch" update which eliminates
all known security vulnerabilities affecting

I would like to access .net debugging data that stored in pdb's using
C#.  I found the ISysWrapper assembly, which provices access to the
System.Diagnostics.SymbolStore implementation, but cannot for the life
of me figure out how to properly invoke "SysBinder.GetReader(int

I have a complicated problem involving dynamic data that
needs to be read at design time.
Here's the situation:
I have a database table called Categories (fields:

I have configured Perfmon to monitor the HeapSize of a specific instance of
an application.  If I compile that application in debug mode it works as
expected.  If I compile in release mode it does not.  Is this expected
behavior?

I have a question relating to serializing a class that contains events.
Basically I want serialize a class (class1) that publishes an event
(event1). Subscribers to event1 could be any type of class and some of the
subscribers may not be serializable.

What are the under-lying DLLs or libraries that .NET is sitting on which
after installing another program will cause the entire .NET Framework to
fail?

Partition III, section 1.1.2 says "A CLI Boolean type occupies one
byte in memory. A bit pattern of all zeroes denotes a value of false.
A bit pattern with any one or more bits set (analogous to a non-zero
integer) denotes a value of true."

I have been using VB.NET since its beta release a few
years ago.  I was blown away by its debugging
capabilities.  The ability to drill down into the member
variables of an object in the watch window was

I have configured my machine.config file to have the
  <runtime>
     <developmentMode developerInstallation="true"/>
  </runtime>