This code (in a containing class which is re-instantiated for the second
compile) results in a generated executable that is stuck "in use" (can't be
removed etc) until the process itself terminates. I've tried several detours,
none of which help. Any suggestions, or is it a FW bug?

simple question: does an AppDomain have one Managed Heap, or has every
Application in the AppDomain it's own?
Does anybody know source on the net about that?
Thanks,

I am trying to profile a managed window service and I am not having any
luck.
Here is what I am doing:
1) Click on file menu and choose Profile Service.

Binding policy can happen at several levels :
 - Application-policy resolution      (e.g. myapp.exe.config)
 - Publisher-policy resolution        (installed in the GAC)
 - Administrator-policy resolution    (machine.config located at

I am trying to generate a class hierarchy like this:
public class A {
   public class A.Helper {
   }

I am trying to scan an method or constructor at runtime for whatever local
variables it may have using Reflection.
So far my code looks basically like this
methodInfo=stackFrame.GetMethod().GetType(); //Returns the appropriate

I hope this is the right NG for this question.
I got a problem generating IL via Reflection.Emit.
I cannot generate the code for this simple class:
class Class1

Is it possible to have the GAC installed on a different drive than the
system drive, so not installed on c:\winnt\assembly.
This question because I work on a PC where I don't have any rights to
write/install anything on the system drive.

My .NET Windows Service seems to be leaking GCHandles... after a days of
running PerfMon shows 1,800,000 (roughly) GCHandles in use and it climbs
steadily as my application runs.
My app. makes heavy use of Interop.  My understanding of a GCHandle is it's

#include <vcclr.h
To keep our code a little "cleaner" I'd like to encapsulate the converting of System::Strings to char pointers
I know putting the code in a function will not work because when the __pin goes out of scope, the string is no longer locked in memory
Would making the ...

Problem 1
I added an icon to the resource files folder in my project. I've look everywhere for the selection "Embedded Resource".  I've right clicked to get property pages and used View Property pages.  I'm incredibly dense or it just ain't there
So I assumed that C++ projects do ...