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AppDomain address space...
Posted by Nadav at 7/27/2003 7:24:03 AM
Hi,
I Wonder how does AppDomain memory address-sapce is
mapped ? is it the same addres space the containing
process have ???
Does changing a function body
using 'ICorProfilerInfo::SetILFunctionBody' effects all
AppDomain's in the same process ???
Thanks in advance,
Nadav Rubinste... more >>
Server v Workstation
Posted by mk at 7/27/2003 4:21:18 AM
Hi,
Regarding the mscorsvr v mscorwks libraries, I was
wondering how we can ensure that we use the server build
for our target environment. We develop on single cpu
workstations, but we will deploy to several multi-cpu
servers (4-way and 8-way) as a result we need to ensure
that we are g... more >>
Strange: impossible to catch the exception
Posted by Oleg at 7/25/2003 6:29:41 PM
Hello,
I get a very strange thing.
Some form generates an exception during load.
Application has a catch block to deal with it.
Everything is ok if application runs under Visual Studio's
debugger (exception is caught and remains to work).
If I run the application not under Visual Studio
the... more >>
Stack Frame Object Instances?
Posted by mark NO[at]SPAM corporatedigital.com at 7/25/2003 5:23:02 PM
Can you retrieve a calling object's instance from the stack via
reflection? So far I've only been able to traverse the stack and get
to a Type of the calling routine (using StackFrame.GetMethod and then
interogating that MethodBase object). What I'm trying to do is to
interrogate a property on... more >>
Events: Do they lead to memory leaks?
Posted by Rahul Kumar at 7/25/2003 10:09:31 AM
Hi all
I have the following scenario in brief: There are two classes EventRaiser
and EventConsumer. The EventRaiser raises an event and EventConsumer listens
to it, by adding its handler to the event chain of the EventRaiser's event
delegate. My question is: If the EventConsumer goes out of co... more >>
AppDomain Iteration
Posted by Nadav at 7/24/2003 3:06:42 PM
Hi,
I wonder is it possible to iterate through all AppDomains
in a certain Process ( using un/managed C++ ), if so, is
it possible to attach to a certain AppDomain ???
Thanks in advance,
Nadav,
Sofin l.t.d.
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http://www.ddevel.com/... more >>
Does static members consume more memory?
Posted by Célio Cidral Junior at 7/24/2003 9:09:48 AM
Hello!
I am a newbie in CLR. Somebody said to me that static members consume more
memory than instance members because they stay in memory along all the
application's lifetime. Is that true? What are the technical details about
that?
Thank you in advance.
--
Celio Cidral Junior
WEG ... more >>
SMTPMail - problems with example code
Posted by Dennis Redfield at 7/23/2003 11:01:39 AM
I used the console app example code from MSDN for sending smtp mail. This
example code uses the line:
using System.Web.Mail;
When I attempt to compile I error out on the "using System.Web.Mail" line
with the message that the ".Mail" space does not exist under System.Web.
Looking at the docs fo... more >>
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Unhandled exception in FileStream when writing to a full disk - bug in framework?
Posted by amit NO[at]SPAM notalvision.com at 7/23/2003 4:30:59 AM
Hello,
I just ran into a weird problem with FileStream. The problem occurs in
the following scenario:
- I create an instance of FileStream and use it to write to a disk
with a just a small amount of free space.
- When the disk gets full, FileStream throws an IOException. I catch
and proces... more >>
SmtpMail does not send to external addresses
Posted by Nick Carter at 7/22/2003 3:29:10 PM
I am trying to send emails using the SmtpMail component. All works well as
long as the MailMessage.To address is an internal email. If it is an
external email it gets bounced back to the MailMessage.From address saying
that it was undeliverable. This only happens when the SMTP server is
Exchange... more >>
Need explanation on creating a custom collection.
Posted by Ken Varn at 7/22/2003 10:51:22 AM
I want to create a custom collection class that is similar to something like
the System.Windows.Forms.Control.ControlCollection.
I notice that this collection implements IList, ICollection, IEnumrable, and
ICloneable. I have tried to create a similar class, but one thing that I
cannot seem to... more >>
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