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Standard JIT vs Eco-fast JIT24 Feb 2005 11:51 GMT1
Is there anything called ECo-fast JIT in .NET ??
Cant install dotnet framework on my pc24 Feb 2005 09:26 GMT3
every time i run the install program it comes up with about 10 error
messages. ive tried re downloading the installer but no go any help would be
fantastic
Macro Reflection???24 Feb 2005 05:11 GMT1
Based on a given text I would like to call that corresponding macro.
Is this something that is even possible in Managed C++ or .NET?
Ideally I would like to do this without using a gigantic conditional
statement.  (Additional Info if needed: The macro that I would like to
How to make an assembly search for its dependent DLLs in a specific path (other than the installed directory)23 Feb 2005 23:22 GMT4
I've two products which share lot of common DLLs. I want to create a common
directory and store these common DLLS.
Now how can i make my executables (or other assemblies) search for the
dependecnt DLLs in this common directory ?
Including MSDE in Windows package, containing C# app23 Feb 2005 19:51 GMT2
I am trying to create a windows installer package, that will install:
- .NET framework
- MSDE
- My app..
Assembly info file..23 Feb 2005 18:49 GMT3
Can I give a variable in the assembly info file?
Say like
   <Assembly: AssemblyTitle(var1)>
var1 is a static variable in my project that is common for the project
Calculating date differences in C# (DateDiff for c#??)23 Feb 2005 18:46 GMT2
I want to calculate the difference between 2 dates in C#.
I know there is a function in VB, called DateDiff, but I don't want to ref
the VB library, and want to try to do it natively in C#.
Is there a similar function available in the C# or standard .NET libraries?
Custom exceptions23 Feb 2005 16:13 GMT4
Following guidelines from MSDN, I created my custom exceptions by inheriting
from ApplicationException. Unlike the .NET framework exceptions, I cannot set
my Message property in the first line of the constructor like this:
Class CustomException(Message as string)
Maximum number of threads in a process23 Feb 2005 15:24 GMT6
Is there an operating system limit to the number of threads in a process ? A
test program I was writing created approximately 105 threads for a process
( many unused because of some thread pool code ), and an out of memory error
occurred when an attempt was made to create more ...
dotnet and unix23 Feb 2005 13:46 GMT3
Is .net framework ported on other platforms?
I'm intrested in freeBSD, where can I find more information
any help much appreciated.
ASP.NET Version 1.1 issue 23 Feb 2005 13:07 GMT1
I receive the following error message when attempting to use the Creating
New WebProject wizard to :
Visual Studio .NET has detected that the specified Web server is not running
ASP.NET version 1.1. You will be unable to run ASP.NET Web applications or
access denied to CDO.Message23 Feb 2005 13:02 GMT7
I have developed a windows application for our client, which informs
passengers thru email regarding a schedule change of flights. When i tested
it at my end, using their SMTP server, the mails were being sent but when
application was installed at client's place, using the same ...
Bug in X509Certificate.GetSerialNumber and X509Certificate.GetSerialNumberString23 Feb 2005 09:31 GMT1
There is a bug i X509Certificate.GetSerialNumber and
X509Certificate.GetSerialNumberString where the serialnumber bytes is in the
reverse order.
Example:
Unix and .NET23 Feb 2005 02:39 GMT2
CAn anyone tell me if .NET platform supports UNIX?
Controlling number of worker threads when using asynchronous socke22 Feb 2005 22:13 GMT1
If I am writing the server side of a client-server application using C/C++
the most scalable solution to handle requests is to use the I/O completion
port model.
In C# I discovered that asynchronous sockets use the I/O completion port
 
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