What happens when on a .NET 2.0 application you reference a third party
assembly that itself references the 1.0 versions of the .NET CL? (e.g.
mscorlib 1.0, System.dll 1.0, etc.).
Does the CLR automatically rebind those references to point to the 2.0

I have a scenario where AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies () only return
part of the loaded assemblies in that AppDomain. I know it is not complete,
because the code doing this call is located in assembly B, which is called
from assembly A, and in the result of GetAssemblies ...

I'm having a srange issue with events in my app. I am trying to embed Lua
scriping using LuaInterface ( http://luaforge.net/projects/luainterface/ ),
which basically allows Lua scripts to access CLR object, including their
events.

We are in the process of migrating from Beta 2 to the RTM version of
Visual Studio 2005 and the .NET Framework. After the RTM version has
been installed, Word and Excel no longer load the 2.0 framework for our
C# addin, but instead version 1.1. For some unknown reason PowerPoint

I am designing a class library that can be used by web and windows
client both, the problem is that i want to initiate certain behavior in
class that is thread specific, yet i want to declare a static methods
for this behavior....

I am seeing a strange behavior with a managed/unmanaged C++ program.
The program is a large application made of DLLs, COM components,
and an exe.  When I recompile the exe with /clr a problem occurs: at
some point, deep down the stack far from main() and far from the

Is this server gc dll now part of the mscorwks.dll or just not installed with
2.0 unless you have a server os?

I'm interested in the compatibility relation (used by the bytecode verifier)
which involves the type "native int".
So, is int32 compatible with native int? i.e. is int32 a subtype of native
int?

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When managed code is started, the CLR is loaded into a process and it
starts executing the managed code.

I have an unmanaged app that uses some dotnet based components we have
written via COM (the components are registered for COM interop). The
components are all written/use v 1.1 of the dotnet runtime.
With the dotnet 2.0 runtime installed, we are finding the app blows up

I need to store culture-specific resources in my application that are not
limited by standard cultures recognized by .NET. For example, a German
customer can specify his preferred language as English, and in such case he
will receive messages in English but still tailored for ...

I am working with visual basic.net 1.1. I need to parse out data in a string
that is space delimited. The number of spaces between each data item in the
string can change. (I have no control over how many spaces are between each
item in the string since I am getting the data from ...

Why doesn't System.Guid have a Parse method when SqlGuid does?
It's simple enough to do:
System.Guid g = System.Data.SqlTypes.SqlGuid.Parse ( s ).Value ;
But why should I need to?

We have memory problems with one of our ASP.Net application.
While analysing the process memory I found that two performance
counters were displaying interesting values:
#Total Committed Bytes: 145'000'000