Chapter 11. MSIL Programming
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Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) is the programming language of the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and the Common Instruction Language (CIL) for managed code. A managed application undergoes two compilations. The first compilation is from source code to MSIL and is performed by the language compiler. The second compilation occurs at run time, when the MSIL is compiled to native code. The CLR orchestrates the second compilation as part of process execution. The CLR is blind to the original source code. From the perspective of the CLR, managed ...
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