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Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers Alexandru Savescu10-Jun-02 22:19 Alexandru Savescu 10-Jun-02 22:19  I don't care much of the size. I want speed! Does the CLR produce any overhead? Is the code really compiled and no interpretation of the code? Best regards, Alexandru Savescu Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers Andy Smith13-Jun-02 10:34 Andy Smith 13-Jun-02 10:34  microsoft is working with intel to put make chips that can run IL directly. Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers SimonS18-Jun-02 0:12 SimonS 18-Jun-02 0:12  Sounds cool. I also heard that the new Intel/AMD processors will handle late binding (ie polymorphism) a LOT quicker. Not sure how, though. Cheers, Simon "Every good work of software starts by scratching a developer's personal itch.", Eric S. Raymond Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers John Burton18-Jun-02 2:38 John Burton 18-Jun-02 2:38  Do you have any evidence of this? It seems very unlikely to me. Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers Daniel Turini17-Jun-02 6:23 Daniel Turini 17-Jun-02 6:23  There is two modes of execution: JIT compiled and pre-JIT compiled, so, it's always compiled code running. Not so efficient as C++, but almost there... Crivo Automated Credit Assessment Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers Alexandru Savescu17-Jun-02 20:58 Alexandru Savescu 17-Jun-02 20:58  Daniel Turini wrote: There is two modes of execution: JIT compiled and pre-JIT compiled, so, it's always compiled code running. Not so efficient as C++, but almost there... Can you tell me an example of applications that run in the two modes? What about Managed C++ and mixing managed with unmanaged code? Thanks! Best regards, Alexandru Savescu Re: CLR performance in .NET Servers Daniel Turini18-Jun-02 2:25 Daniel Turini 18-Jun-02 2:25  Any .NET application will run by default as JIT compiled. If you run NGEN on that application, the framework will pre-compile it and the application startup time will be like a tradicional compiled one. Crivo Automated Credit Assessment List of all .NET Framework classes Alexandru Savescu10-Jun-02 3:43 Alexandru Savescu 10-Jun-02 3:43  Does anybody know how I can get a list of all classes of the .NET framework, and if possibly their hierarchy? Thanks! Best regards, Alexandru Savescu Re: List of all .NET Framework classes Brian Olej11-Jun-02 14:38 Brian Olej 11-Jun-02 14:38  Look them up with ildasm.exe which comes with the .NET framework. Re: List of all .NET Framework classes Alexandru Savescu14-Jun-02 1:26 Alexandru Savescu 14-Jun-02 1:26  How do I do that? Thanks! Best regards, Alexandru Savescu .Net Trial or download ?? Lucky the code machine8-Jun-02 9:10 Lucky the code machine 8-Jun-02 9:10  I need to learn some .net very quickly for a job. Is there somewhere i can get a trial copy or just a free copy of visual studio .net from? Large download is not an issue, just cost and time. I have visual studio 6, is there some sort of upgrade to .net? i have found very little information on visual studio .net. Thanks. An Expert is somone who has previously made ALL the Mistakes, I dream of this day. - Lucky Re: .Net Trial or download ?? Not Active8-Jun-02 14:02 Not Active 8-Jun-02 14:02  Visual Studio .NET Professional 60-Day Trial Edition Re: .Net Trial or download ?? Nish Nishant8-Jun-02 16:22 Nish Nishant 8-Jun-02 16:22  Pretty cheap as well. Only $10 if my vague memory is right Nish Author of the romantic comedy Summer Love and Some more Cricket [New Win] Buy it, read it and admire me Re: .Net Trial or download ?? Paul Dixon8-Jun-02 14:50 Paul Dixon 8-Jun-02 14:50  http://www.microsoft.com/uk/technet/preview/post-release.asp XML update Orkun GEDiK7-Jun-02 22:26 Orkun GEDiK 7-Jun-02 22:26  Hello; I want to update my XML file by MSXML. But i have no idea how can i do that. The main problem is, i don't want to save (or rewrite) whole XML file after update a record. How can i update a record in XML file (I don't want to use DOM). Thank you... Re: XML update Not Active8-Jun-02 13:58 Not Active 8-Jun-02 13:58  Ahmet Orkun GEDiK wrote: I don't want to use DOM Why not? Using the DOM you can append a node into the location you desire, or to the end of the document. Are you thinking of using SAX or reading the document as a stream? Using a stream you would need to read the document, make sure you don't write over exisiting data and insert your data, then write the stream. A lot simpler to InsertNode/AppendNode and save. Licensing estebanf6-Jun-02 5:16 estebanf 6-Jun-02 5:16  Does dotnet include anything to help licensing software? ¿Is there any class or tool that help creating shareware that could be activated with a serial number? ¿Is there any other approach to do this in dotnet?. Thanks Reality.sys is corrupted! Reboot the universe Y/N? Re: Licensing James T. Johnson6-Jun-02 5:53 James T. Johnson 6-Jun-02 5:53  There are some classes to help with licensing of controls; but you still need to fill in the plumbing. If you look at the System.ComponentModel.License class there is a link to more information regarding its usage. James Palm Appliaction using .NET tho5-Jun-02 7:25 tho 5-Jun-02 7:25  hi there, I am a beginner using .NET, I plan to do Palm application using Palm can any body there giving me some hint? Thanks a lot. regards, Tho Re: Palm Appliaction using .NET Michael P Butler6-Jun-02 5:28 Michael P Butler 6-Jun-02 5:28  I don't think Palm supports the .NET framework. There is a beta of the Windows CE .NET framework http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/device/sdebeta.asp Michael Errata 1: p. 154, section 'Defusing'. For 'red wire' read 'blue wire'. Perfomance problems in remoting Oyvind Bratland4-Jun-02 22:05 Oyvind Bratland 4-Jun-02 22:05  I am experiencing performance problems when accessing a 3rd party COM component on a remote server. A client (A) is accessing an object remote (tcp, singeton) on a server (B). B uses a 3rd party COM component to give A the answer. The time B uses to get the answer from the 3rd party COM component (NOT including the remote call from A) is about 5 times longer than doing the same operations without remoting (with regular instantiating on one machine). Can anyone help me with this? -Øyvind C#, VC and .NET wilche4-Jun-02 14:47 wilche 4-Jun-02 14:47  Hi everyone, I'm new in learning VS 6.0, particularly VC 6.0. In recent developments, .NET development tools are becoming increasingly popular. I am a bit confused. Will VC 6.0 become obsolete in future? Should a beginner start on languages like C# or .NET, rather than persisting on VC 6.0 Any discussions with the above questions are very welcome Thank you Don't act, BE! Re: C#, VC and .NET Brian Olej4-Jun-02 16:00 Brian Olej 4-Jun-02 16:00  Eventually yes, VC 6 will be obsolete (I assume you are talking about MFC) Microsoft is hoping to eventually have all windows apps written in managed code (with .NET) but this will not be for a while (if it ever does happen). I hope I helped answer your question. Re: C#, VC and .NET Nish Nishant4-Jun-02 17:34 Nish Nishant 4-Jun-02 17:34  VC++ .NET [or VC++ 7] has MFC 7 So you won't become obsolete as long as you can do MFC Nish Regards, Nish Native CPian. Born and brought up on CP. With the CP blood in him. Re: C#, VC and .NET wilche4-Jun-02 17:53 wilche 4-Jun-02 17:53  Is VC++ 7 much different from VC 6? Don't act, BE!

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