I thought GetInterfaceMap should work for every interface returned by
GetInterfaces()... but here I have a counterexample.  Has anyone seen this
before?  Here's a unit test for Zanebug (substitute your favorite test
runner):

Here's a fun one:
Our Windows Forms application uses the Crystal Reports .NET assemblies,
which we ship and reference privately from our application folder.
These assemblies have strong names.  Works great - most of the time.

what languages can be used to write the framework class library, especially
the data structure library, such as System.Collections.

I would like to solve the problem of method parameter verfication in order to
avoid to writing repetitive code to validate method parameters, for example:
void method(object param)
{

I have tried to use sos.dll together with the WinDbg debug engine to perform
some automated retrieval of runtime data. Unfortunately, there seems to be a
major memory leak in the version of sos.dll that is shipped with .NET
Framework 2.0. Each time an sos command is executed, e.g ...

I have a multi threaded app that seems to have a thread locking issue.
Are there any tutorials and tools that describe how to go about tracking
this ? I looked at the CLR profiler but that seems to be focussed more
on the heap and memory usage.

Is there some place to find out what the display screen resolution is in
dots per inch?  So far the only way that is close is to look at
   SystemInformation::CaptionHeight
and compare the size of the caption in pixels at different screen

I suspect it's unlikely, but you'll never know until you ask, but are there any attributes that would allow us to contribute to
the compiled output?
e.g.
// this class exists in a separate, compiled assembly for the compiler to load during compilation

I am using C# CLR 2.0 CodeDom:
I need to create the following array:
SqlParameter[]sqlParameters={
new SqlParameter("@invID", SqlDbType.Int, 4, "invID"),

I am using C# 2.0 and the CodeDom.
Can someone answer the following 3 questions about the CodeDom in CLR 2.0.
1. I understand that there is no while() loop, only for( ; ; ) loop, can
anyone confirm this.

I am trying to find additional information on how the CLR works with multiple
CPUs in .net 2.0 framework. Is it enabled by default? Can I spawn multiple
appDomains on specific CPUs or does it only relate to multithreading?  

I'm having some troubles with unit tests that use mocks of interface types.
I'm mocking an interface type that inherits some members. The mock framework
attempts to verify the method I'm trying to mock is on the type it's mocking
and fails. The framework is not using any binding ...

Iv'e seen two ways of copying streams in .net:
Stream outStream = MemoryStream();
Stream inStream = CreateSomeMemoryStream();
byte[] buffer = new byte[inStream.Length];

Is there a way to tell via reflection whether a class does not support
an event/method/property defined in a base class? For example,
consider:
WebBrowser Events:

Let's say I have a Service running on my machine, that has a full object
model of some kind.  From an external process, such as a Win application or
Console application, I'd like to be able to do something like:
MyService ms = MyService.GetInstance();