The following code in C# results in decimalPlaces = 6.
private static long frequency;
QueryPerformanceFrequency(out frequency);
decimalPlaces = (int)Math.Log10(frequency);

Right now, I'm trying to implement a flexible method of allowing users
to add the capability to read and process new data formats through a
plugin framework.  I have an abstract base class, "SourceObject",
which has a method "Create" which takes a string key that represents

I have an app that references a specific version of a dll in the GAC.  If I
update that dll in the GAC, and only change the last number of the version,
the app doesn't seem to get the new version.
Since my app references a specific version, will I need a publisher policy

I am writing some kind of a file scanner, at certain time all of the files
under a certain directory will be scanned, this scan require de-compression
of common files formats such as ZIP and MSI, the ZIP file format is well
known so there is no problem of decompressing it ...

I am experiencing a StackOverflowException suddenly in an application that
hasn't changed and had not previously experienced a StackOverflow in the
months it's been in use.
The JIT debugging window appears on the machine and I choose to debug with a

Ok, here is the situation:
We have a windows service A and a windows foms application B, both written
in
C#, compiled with .net framework 1.1

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I am trying to extend an existing section of a PE, in addition to updating
the ‘DataDirectory’ies and section RVAs I have to update the resources RVAs

I've read in the ECMA standard for CLI that the "ldelem" instructions can
throw an "ArrayTypeMismatchException" "if array doesn't hold elements of the
required type". This is only for "ldelem.ref".
The same exception type can be thrown also by "stelem".

I have a web service that I suspect is having some JIT issues. I have not
proved it yet (and suggestions as to how to do so are welcome) but I suspect
that the delay (as long as 8-9 seconds) on the first invocation is due to
time spent in JIT. I was under the impression that once ...

My problem is related to the user-filters used in CLR. They are executed in
the 1st pass of the exception handling mechanism (it is a 2-pass mechanism!).
But their execution can involve calling other methods, right? How would then
look the CPU stack of call frames?

My app binds to an assembly (version 1.0.0.0) which has a bug. I release a
new version (1.0.0.1) where the bug has been resolved. My app should bind to
the new version by default without me having to defining a binding policy.
It is not. Any ideas why?

I am writing an Obfuscator to Obfuscate managed .NET assemblies, the
obfuscator works with most of the assemblies I have tried, how ever, some
assemblies ( such as nunit-gui.exe ) generate the following exception ( Only
with the obfuscated assemblies ) :

I'm having a problems getting parameter types from the method signature when
the CorElementType I get is
ELEMENT_TYPE_CLASS or ELEMENT_TYPE_VALUETYPE.
For example, the type tokenid I'm suppose to be getting is 0x02000006 but I

Anyone who has an idea, please help me!
Consider the following scenario:
I have function pointer (via ldftn instruction) to a static method defined
by class A. I execute the instruction "calli" with this function pointer: one

Im designing a module that is made of some sub modules (obviously... :) ),
each performing other task.
One of the sub modules should be very stable, and I dont want it to crash
over problems the other sub modules might have.