Does mscoree.dll use MajorRuntimeVersion and MinorRuntimeVersion
variables of the struct IMAGE_COR20_HEADER to determine which CLR
Version to use for a particular .NET assembly given no app.config is
present?

Due to special requirements, I must create my own
serialization/deserialization solution using .Net2.0. The idea looks straight
forward: I use Reflection to navigate through the objects and get/set their
fields (and also add/retrieve my own special stuff). However,

I have the following SOS output:
0:000> !threadpool
CPU utilization 100%
Worker Thread: Total: 2 Running: 0 Idle: 2 MaxLimit: 25 MinLimit: 2

If an assembly is loaded into the appdomain using ReflectionOnlyLoadFrom API,
how can I change it to Assembly::LoadFrom? Or, is it ok to load an assembly
using LoadFrom even if it had already loaded using ReflectionOnlyLoadFrom ?

Hello group,
I am using the unmanaged API to create assemblies, emitting methods
into it, adding VTableFixup-entries and then saving it to disk. Then I
use the managed methods from unmanaged code, using LoadLibrary/

When a clr has the input type of SqlString it causes nvarchar(4000) to be
the parameter type of the function in sql server. how to modify my CLR
function to use nvarchar(max) ?

I'm calling Marshal.ReleaseComObject but com objects are still leaking. How
to properly release MODI.Document??
      private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
       {

Does anyone know how to get to the ICorModule interface? There is
documentation about
it on MSDN for the 3.5 .NET framework but in a post[1] in 2004 a MS
employee (?) says the

I have a question about the internal working of the CLR when it comes
to a 2.0 (or higher) asp.net app referencing a library written in 1.1.
How does the CLR handles this? Does is start CLR 2.X.X and CLR 1.1.X.X
(if so what kind of performance problemes gives this, is there any