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A Look under the hood of the .NET Framework

by Sander Rossel

Journey to the center of the .NET Framework with a chance of IL along the way!

Adding a New Bytecode Instruction to the CLR

by matt warren

How to add a new Bytecode instruction to the CLR

Assembly CLR Version

by SergioAmorim

A way to quickly find the CLR version of a .NET assembly from the command line

Const and Readonly Keywords

by Shweta Lodha

When, what, and how to use constants in C#.

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A Look under the hood of the .NET Framework

by Sander Rossel

Journey to the center of the .NET Framework with a chance of IL along the way!

Adding a New Bytecode Instruction to the CLR

by matt warren

How to add a new Bytecode instruction to the CLR

Assembly CLR Version

by SergioAmorim

A way to quickly find the CLR version of a .NET assembly from the command line

Const and Readonly Keywords

by Shweta Lodha

When, what, and how to use constants in C#.

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Adding a New Bytecode Instruction to the CLR

by matt warren

How to add a new Bytecode instruction to the CLR

Faster than Reflection: Delegates. Part 1.

by n.podbielski

This article is first part of the series of three. Next ones you can find here and here.. Code for all three articles, with new features and bug fixes is available on GitHub and as Nuget package.. Why not Reflection?. If you working with .

Genereting proxies during runtime using Reflection.Emit

by n.podbielski

Reflection.Emit is very powerful tool. It creates IL code and since C# is converted into IL too, we have the same functionality as in C# and even more. It is very powerful and at the same time very complicated. Because of that it is worth to discuss how and for what it should be used.

The .NET IL Interpreter

by matt warren

Whilst writing a previous blog post I stumbled across the .NET Interpreter, tucked away in the source code.