How do I from unmanaged C++ detect if a .dll or .exe file is a managed
module?
regards
Kjetil Kristoffer Solberg

I recently noticed that static reaonly members of a class are checked
in the GC and eventually pushed to the last possible generation.  My
question is: Why are these objects even checked in the GC?  If they're
static and reaonly, the references can never be reassigned, hence will

I have been tossing around the idea of writing an app that can reverse
engineer a dotnet project and produce uml sequence diagrams.  Anyone here
have an idea of the best way to accomplish this?

I am creating a seperate appdomain to host assemblies having less than
full trust.  The second appdomain has a different ApplicationBase path
then the host.  I created a "DomainBroker" instance that implements
MarshalByRefObject to instruct load and execute the less then full

I have a Generic Value Type and I want to detect when the internal value
changes.
///////////////////////////////
public delegate void ValueTypeValidationHandler<T>(T oldValue, T newValue);

   I want to know if I could create a Win32 API on C# or VB.Net. If yes, I
need to put some extra code or compile from a different way?
  I have a old Delphi application that needs to load my dll like a API
using the function LoadLibrary ak DLLImport from C#. I tried using .Net ...

I am wondering what the CLR's garbage collector does with running threads
when a garbage collection runs. I can see a strong argument for why all
running threads are suspended while the GC runs. This has mostly to do with
the fact that when the GC runs it compacts the managed ...

Where can I find a list over all the exceptions thrown by a certain class in
the .NET framework?... for instance FileStream.
/Andreas Zita

I have been looking into "stack allocation" as outlined by Maierhofer and
Ertl in their paper Local Stack Allocation
(http://scholar.google.com/url?sa=U&q=http://www.complang.tuwien.ac.at/papers/mai
erhofer%26ertl98.ps.gz)
recently, however the lack of instructions in the CLR for ...

In the Chapter 3 of the ECMA standard, it is specified at many instructions
"See Section 1.5 for more details on how
verification determines the type of the value loaded onto the stack".
However, I do not really see something in Section 1.5 in this sense.

After the main form closed,I call "Environment.Exit(0);" to terminate the
application,but the CLR report an error.
I call "Application.Exit();" ,then it shows a Win32 error dialog.Why?

I am having application developed in vb.net
At a time of closing main form, error report pops up that is 'failed
to load resources from resource file please check your setup'
Does anyone is having any idea about it.

What is the difference between
    ISynchronizeInvoke.Invoke and
    Control.Invoke
as for example in  aDelegate.Invoke() versus   myControl.Invoke(aDelegate) ?

I tried to load a mixedmode dll (MC++)  with AppDomain.Load(Byte[] ) in a C#
Client.
During the Load Process I got the following Exception:
System.IO.FileLoadException: Ausnahme von HRESULT: 0x80131019.