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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / CLR / October 2007

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I heard there is some trick to referencing statics in C# CLR stored procedure without having to mark the assembly as unsafe. Does anyone know this? This is usefull as the case of needing a little static shared variable here and there without having to comp30 Oct 2007 12:25 GMT1
I heard there is some trick to referencing statics in C# CLR stored
procedure without having to mark the assembly as unsafe. Does anyone know
this? This is usefull as the case of needing a little static shared variable
here and there without having to compromise safety in the Sql ...
there seems to be some overhead between SQL Server 2005 and a CLR function written in C#. Why is this?27 Oct 2007 10:46 GMT1
there seems to be some overhead between SQL Server 2005 and a CLR function
written in C#. Why is this?
I have a simple wraper around System.Diagnostics.Stopwatch.GetTimestamp() :
public partial class UserDefinedFunctions
User Controls/ VS 200223 Oct 2007 12:24 GMT1
I am having a problem with a user control.
I have a winform roject and I built a user control for it, the project
builds fine and I was able to drag the user control from the toolbox
and drop it on another Winform. Later on, something happened in that
Will the REDBITS v2.0 CLR be available outside .Net 3.517 Oct 2007 22:10 GMT2
We are relying on some behaviors of the CLR which are apparently available
only with the REDBITS revisions of the 2.0 CLR. Will the revisions be
available as a hotfix independent of v3.5?
Possible .NET 1.1 CLR problem15 Oct 2007 13:35 GMT4
it seems we have encountered a problem in the Microsoft .NET Common Language
Runtime library for Windows Workstation, i.e. "mscorwks.dll". Our software
runs on servers using the library version 1.1.4322.573 (MS .NET 1.1 Service
Pack 1 not installed), however we have verified the ...
Need to change defaults for CreateEventSource()10 Oct 2007 22:01 GMT2
The EventLog.CreateEventSource() call creates an event source in Event
Viewer if it does not exist.  However, the defaults that it uses for the
Event Source settings are not desirable for my application.  In particular,
I would like to have the "Overwrite Events as Needed" option ...
unitialized readonly fields produces no warning08 Oct 2007 21:07 GMT4
It is possible to declare and use/instantiate a class with a
uninitialized readonly field without even a compiler warning. Why don't
I get warnings?
public class Stuff
CodeDom and P/Invoke06 Oct 2007 04:40 GMT2
Can I generate P/Invoke methods using CodeDom?
Thanks,
Ram Shriram
Memory Utilization04 Oct 2007 21:16 GMT2
I have an issue on memory utilization in ASP.NET with C#.
When we open the application memory utilization will be around 20MB and if
traverse through other pages utilization keeps rising, it will never come
down.
Porting02 Oct 2007 23:03 GMT1
I have unmanaged code written in VC++ and i have to port it to VC.Net i.e to
make it compatible with .Net environment. Please suggest me how i can port
whole source code with API's etc. What technique i should use.
Foreground thread count detection02 Oct 2007 23:00 GMT1
Is there any way to detect/count the number of application defined
foreground threads that are currently active?
Background:  We have a library that processes application requests in
the background via a queuing mechanism (basically the library has one
 
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