I'm trying to use C# as a script language for my .NET application.
Users able to write a method (say, Foo(Myclass parameter))
Then in run time I'm wrapping this method into namespace code, compile into
assembly signed with special key and execute.

It is my understanding that structs are value types in .NET and are not
passed by reference.  However, if the struct contains objects, they will
still be copied by reference.  Is there any way to provide a copy
constructor for a struct that will automatically clone any objects that ...

I've read in ECMA that the CIL validation requires that the evaluation stack
should be empty at any instruction following an unconditional branch (e.g.
br).
However, in the following example - accepted by the verifier !! - the

  I got some troubles retrieving documents for sequence points in call
to ISymUnmanagedMethod::GetSequencePoints. It returns valid offsets,
lines and columns, but nulls for documents.
  I'm using this API from managed (C#) code via COM Interop. Actually

I'm trying to see how works the ThreadingPool :
Dim iNumThread As Integer = 0
Sub Main()
    For i = 1 To 5

I have recently read that passing parameters by value
provides better performance then passing parameters by
reference.
Besides that I have also read that VB.NET does not

Why doesn't C# allow default parameters for methods?
An argument against I hear often is that the default parameters would have
to be hardbaken into the assembly, but why? The Jit can take care of this,
if the code is jitted the

All -
Up till now (at least in my opinion) the definition of a primitive type has
been at a language level.  You can refer to this definition on msdn at
ms-help://MS.NETFrameworkSDKv1.1/vblsnet/html/vblrfVBSpec6_2.htm

When I use PEVERIFY on a DLL I get the following - This is just a
snippet.
Microsoft (R) .NET Framework PE Verifier  Version 1.1.4322.573
Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1998-2002. All rights reserved.

    Does anyone know wht function enter/leave events might be missing for
the Thread.Sleep function?
WBR, Oleg

Hi Friends,
I'm working with Visual Studio Add-Ins. Using Visual Studio Extensibility
(EnvDTE) I have disabled the context-menu (right-click) mouse event of
deleting a project item. But I'm unable to lock/disable the Keyboard events.

I have a .NET application written in C#. My understanding is that the
default GC is the Workstation non-concurrent GC. I need predictability
more than I need low latency and would like to know if that is the
default and if so, how I can set my own application to use the

I would like to associate an object derived from the
System.Diagnostics.Process class with an existing process.
Something like this:
public class MyProcess : System.Diagnostics.Process

I have an ASP.NET application that uses impersonate account to connect to
DB, this works good. But in some cases I need to put some methods in
ThreadPool. The methods from ThreadPool should do some foreground operations
with DB. But .NET throws me the sql exception "Login failed for ...

I am trying to implement proxies for a certain group of classes, using
System.Reflection.Emit. Subclassing works fine as long as the base class
have a non-private default constructor.
Here is a part of my code: