In the .NET Framework, a programmer writes in a high-level language that implements a class defining its structure (for example, the fields or properties of the class) and methods. Some of these methods can be static functions. The compilation of the program produces a file called an assemb...
STL/CLR algorithms and functions in <cliext\algorithm> and <cliext\numeric> is added to enable developers use STL/CLR containers and algorithms in verifiable code (/clr:safe). Stan is right about why we are working on this library. The intent behind STL/CLR is to enable C++ developers, ...
is called or returns, and every time an exception passes through a function. The profiler can even choose to receive these callbacks only for certain functions, or to obtain information about the functions' arguments and return values. The profiler then does its logging from inside these ...
and there is still significant work to be done. There are low-level mechanisms to design, performance enhancements to implement, and documentation to write. By the time you
Any library code defined here lives in a single DLL called System.Private.CoreLib.dll and as its name suggests is private (hidden). Instead for any particular PUBLIC type defined in CoreCLR, we found the 'right' package in CoreFX where it naturally belongs and use that package as its ...
and a delegate (called by Invoke) that contains the caching logic. This caching logic is updated each time the delegate sees a new combination of argument types at run time. (Note that delegates actually wrap pointers to functions, but, for brevity, I use delegate as ...
cope with different OS services such as threading, exception handling, and networking stacks. Because Silverlight only targets Windows and Intel Mac machines we were able to write Mac-specific implementations for many of the functions in the PAL, which helps with the size and performance of the ...
Dynamic programming languages allow for a program's structure to be changed while it runs: functions may be introduced or removed, new classes of objects may be created, and new modules may appear. These languages are usually dynamically typed, allowing variable declarations to change type during ...
Instead for any particular PUBLIC type defined in CoreCLR, we found the 'right' package in CoreFX where it naturally belongs and use that package as its public publishing point. That 'facade' package then forwards references to the (private) implementation in System.Private.CoreLib.dll defined ...
Both functions perform a stable merge -- no pair of elements in either of the original controlled sequences is reversed in the resulting controlled sequence. Also, if a pair of elements X and Y in the resulting controlled sequence has equivalent ordering -- !(X < Y) && !(X < Y) --...