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Emit.Call failing on non-value types12 Oct 2006 16:45 GMT7
Im currently updating my dynamic comparer class (which you can read about on
codeproject) but I've run into a slight problem which I hope you guys can
help me with...
My current emit code looks similar to this:
Anonymous delegates and events10 Oct 2006 19:44 GMT9
I have a weird situation and I was wondering if anyone can help out.
In my WinForms application, I have several UserControls which contain
other UserControls. Some of the "inner" UserControls raise events,
which are handled by the "parent" UserControls. The event handling is
Mixing dotnet 2.0 and dotnet 1.1 assemblies..10 Oct 2006 11:12 GMT3
I have a ASP.NET application which consists of multiple assemblies. One
assembly contains some base classes say MyTypes.dll. Other assemblies
have classes which inherit from these base classes. MyTypes.dll is
installed in GAC. This application was running fine on ASP.NET 1.1
Have a way to load assembly from Memory instead from DLL?09 Oct 2006 20:00 GMT5
I have some idea to hide my Assemblies (DLL) in Data file. and when i
need
them, I read it into Memory. my q is, if have a way to load Assembly
from
Using BackgroundWorker in a browser's hosted user control09 Oct 2006 08:16 GMT4
I have a user control written in c# 2.0 hosted in ie6.
I'm doing some async stuff with BackgroundWorker.
I see that the RunWorkerCompleted method is executed in a thread different
from the UI one.
writing a compiler08 Oct 2006 20:09 GMT4
as an exercise, I'd like to write a compiler for .net for a very small
language. I'd like to know where I could find documents about CIL/CLR
and how to start such a project. I already wrote compilers for real
processors, so what I need is information about CIL/CLR, file formats
Objects not collecteds by GC... :S08 Oct 2006 12:12 GMT4
   I'm with a memory leak problem... I have any objects that GC not
collect.
When I was investigate this objects with AQtime I see that it is referecend
by StackBuilderSink and ServerIdentity objects (of .net runtime). Anybody
Need utility to compare !DumphHeap results from two dump files08 Oct 2006 10:33 GMT5
Before I write this utility myself - I thought someone must have
written such things - so why inventing the wheel?
Problem: Memory leak in large application
 Memory profiler does not handle the load or affect the application
Encoding difference in Vista breaks my app :(07 Oct 2006 23:48 GMT8
just getting Vista up and running now for some dev testing, seems great so
far.
i have an app that uses MD5 hashing on the passwords.  when i run the app in
Vista, the hashing code below gives a different result to what XP/Server
DLL configuration files05 Oct 2006 22:26 GMT12
Does anyone know how to access settings in a DLL's config file?  Say
you have a DLL that stores some connection string information in it's
config file. The DLL also has some method to make use of that stored
value (like Connect()).  So if the DLL is then late bound by an EXE,
How  can I get all loaded assemblies?04 Oct 2006 10:35 GMT2
Hi, all
How  can I get all loaded assemblies?
include "static refrenceed" and "Assembly.LoadFrom method".
BackgroundWorker and events handling03 Oct 2006 15:36 GMT4
   I am migrating a Windows Form application from .Net 1.1 to 2.0. I try to
use BackgroundWorker object to handle a very lengthy process.
   I have a separated class to handle some very complex logic. In .Net 1.1,
I create some events inside this class to notify WinForm the ...
 
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