Is it possible to run two versions of the CLR in the same application?  The
framework of our application was developed in 2003 under CLR 1.1 and some of
our plugins were developed in VS 2005 and need the 2.0.  The 2003 components
experience problems when running with the 2.0 CLR ...

I am tyring to get inhertied members of a type using relfection, but i am
not able to do it.
What bindingflags do I need to use to get inhertied members.
Any pointers will help

Not too long I had to use Reflection.Emit to dynamically generate some
classes that were only to be dynamically generated based on runtime
conditions.
Before emitting the op codes, I created a class and compiled it, then

is there any way to make Animal.Foo() being called ??
//==============================
namespace ConsoleApplication1
{

Hi all, I'm inquiring about the mechanism that is used to implement
event handlers in .NET (not really relevant, but I'm using C#).
Anyway, I've noticed that I can pass an object in an event argument and
if the receiver (event handler) of that event changes any of the

I had a question about some of the basic concepts and needed help.
When one runs a managed app then the CLR compiles the managed IL code into
native code. Is this done for the full application or just for the function
called?

I had read that the CLR is actually implemented as a COM server in the files
MSCorWks.dll (or MSCorSvr.dll). But when I get a list of exported functions
by this dll then it doesn't have the COM functions DllGetClassObject,
DllRegisterServer, DllUnRegisterServer and ...