I'll try to keep my explanation as simple as I can but leave in the relevant
details.
We're developing in c#.
Our main application can dynamically load assemblies  ( plugins) that

Is there a way to find out how many threads are being used in the .net thread
pool and how many functions are waiting for a free thread?

I've got third party library (unmanaged code) which creates objects.
Those objects have thread specific data.
If I create a wrapper for .net remoting which is the best way
to force thread affinity ?

Is there any way to stop crashing the default appdomain if there is an
unhandled exception in a secondary (child) appdomain? Writing unmanaged code
is ok.
Thanks for your help,

I have an issue on production box and I got a crash dump using ADPlus. I am
trying to analyze the exception and got an object dump for exception object.
I can see the function name where exception occured but can not see the
parameter values passed in that is causing the ...

I wrote a complex XSD-Schema for validating complex XML files. By
validating xs:int elements XmlValidatingReader does not validate it
correctly. My XSD looks like this:
...

After creating my policy file assembly I find that I cannot install it into
the GAC without the corresponding xml configuration file.  The documentation
I read seems to imply that the policy in the xml file is encapsulated into
the policy assembly.  Is there a way to create the ...

I'd like to find a way to use the AssemblyResolve callback to resolve all
types, not just those that the loader cant find via probing.  Is there a way
to short circuit the loader to do this?
The main reason, is this is a great way to implement custom dynamic proxies

I have two questions about managed/native thread affinity in applications
hosted by ASP.NET, running under version 2.0 of the .NET Framework:
1) Is it ever possible for two or more managed threads to be multiplexed
onto the same native thread?

We've got a nasty out-of-memory problem which is currently evading
capture. It occurs when there appears to be plenty of memory left. I've
been trying to use WinDbg to investigate, and have finally got a decent
dump. Summary and extracts are below. Anyone got any ideas? There's ...

I am writing a debugging class that will drill into a class and dump
all the fields in the class.  How can I determine if a field is an
object that can have it's own fields or a simple type like an int or
double?

Does anyone kown how to convert Image to Icon and Icon to Image easily?
Thanks.

Wondering if anyone can make better sense of this app dump than I.
Working on app that perioldiclly hangs, with maxed out cpu.  The app is
reading data from hearing aids ( 1 or 2) connected via a serial port to an
external device that interfaces w/hearing aid.  App is a win forms ...

I need to be able to catch clr exceptions in unmanaged code. Anyone
know how to do that?
I'm able to catch native types, so there is obviously some marshalling
going on, but I don't know what type the Exception^ is cast to. Any

I have been working on dynamic method generation.  My code has been
working fine for most cases however I don't seem to be able  to execute
a dynamic method that contains a try/catch clause.
Specifically, when the call to Invoke() is made the CLR throws a