I'm trying to compile an assembly in memory (kind of a plugin thing) that
references another assembly in memory.
Unfortunantly, the CompilerOptions object only has an argument like this:
parameters.ReferencedAssemblies.Add("System.DLL");

what is this internal compiler error? How is it generated
how to correct it?

I am developing a multi-threaded windows service in C#. It is intended
to run on a multi-processor server. Single Application domain. To the
best of my knowledge there is a direct mapping between logical CLR
(Systsem.Threading.Thread) threads and physical OS

i know that i should not cross-post,
but i am not sure to which group to post this question.
2 quesions about volatile:
1. i use volatile when 2 threads access the same variable

I'm using the StackTrace class in order to display the stack trace when an
exception occurs. I also display the parameter name and type of each method
called:
   Begin Stack Trace:

On some W2K SP4 machines the error CLR 8007000b occurs when my C#
application starts. After installation the app starts normally. After some
time when the app is started again, the error is displayed. From this time
on, it won't start any more. Reinstallation of the app don't solve ...

I note that among the properties provided by the MethodBase class is
this strange one: IsFamilyOrAssembly.  According to the description
provided in the documentation, such a member is accessible to any
derived classes or to any classes in the same assembly.  Is there an

Our deployement consists of web server (dual processor) and application
server (dual processor). The ASP.NET web application makes remoting
(Tcp/Binary) calls into a window service (our own) hosted on application
server. During our load testing, we found that there is huge gap in ...

How big assembly with numerous namespaces can affect performance of the
application. I understand that the overhead is on start when the assembly is
loaded, but isn't better then constant overhead with small assemblies?
TIA

Is there any way how can I stop garbage collection for a period of time.
Lets say, I have a form. Before form load I pause the GC and when the form
is shown resume GC

I've been investigating hosting the CLR in our app.  However, all the
examples I have found on the Net where a CLR loads an assembly, it
requires the importing of the typelib associated with the assembly.
I would prefer a more generic way, akin to LoadLibrary vs linking with

All -
Running V1.1 of the framework on an MP machine and based on what I've been
reading, am I correct to suggest that the Workstation GC is what is being
used by my dllhost processes?  That the mark phase is done a separate thread

Is there any opendirectory dialog box similar to the open file dialog box
My requirement is to allow the user to select a destination folder
How can I acheive this in .net?

Hello ,
I have just rebuild an existing application with vs.net 2003.
This application is deployed following the no-touch deployment pattern
(i.e. executable sitting on a directory on a web server).

I have a question  Java has a runtime, garbage collection and a JIT.  Does
Java use 'managed code'?
If not, what does the CLR offer in additoin to this?!  Is it just MS speak?
Ben