May 2004
Intermediate to advanced
888 pages
22h 31m
English
In a simplified illustration, the steps to develop and execute a .NET application are
1. | Write a program in your .NET language flavor of choice. |
2. | Compile your code to the Intermediate Language (IL) residing in a managed module. |
3. | Combine your managed modules to form an assembly. |
4. | Distribute/deploy your assembly to the target platform. |
5. | Invoke the CLR that loads, compiles, executes, and manages your code. |
To make all this work, it takes several components of the .NET Framework. Figure 2.1 shows the Framework’s components. These components are the .NET programming languages that appear in the top row of Figure 2.1. The Common Language Specification (CLS) are rules for .NET language developers such as Borland, the ...
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