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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 When to use Synchronized method and When to use lock? Posted by Lei Jiang at 7/28/2004 1:07:08 PM To prevent concurrent access to a data structure, one way is to use its
Synchronized method, another way is to use unlock keyword in C#. I'd like to
know how to choose from them. For example :
class MyClass
{
ArrayList list = new ArrayList();
void Method(object newObj)
{
...more >>
disappearing process when launched from web service Posted by Tim Mackey at 7/28/2004 11:15:46 AM Hi,=20
I have a question about the scope of a process, when launched from a web =
service (using Process.Start). it may sound silly but there is an =
unusual side effect, the process disappears as soon as it starts. i'm =
building a very simple web service to control a server dial-up =
connec...more >>
Dynamic assembly not persisting correctly. Posted by google NO[at]SPAM xemaps.com at 7/27/2004 11:21:44 PM I am emitting a dynamic assembly (marked with the RunAndSave flag).
I can successfully instantiate the "dynamic" class in my dynamic
assembly. I can successfully call a method on that dynamic class.
When I call the assembly builder's Save() method, an assembly dll
(e.g., MyDynamicAssembly.dl...more >>
Do I trust the implementation ? Posted by hugo batista at 7/27/2004 8:10:28 PM Hi
I have a factory pattern that gives me an instance of an implementation that
is not a well known. All I know is the interface, and I read the final
implementation somewhere from my configuration. This is great for plug-ins,
where you can have your code completely independent of the final
imp...more >>
binary compatibility support for .NET assembly Posted by someone at 7/27/2004 6:16:38 PM Suppose that I have a class in an assembly that is delivered to the user,
what can I do to change the class so that it doesn't break the
binary compatibility? That is, user application can run with recompiling
and relinking.
I know that if I define an interface, and only expose the interface ...more >>
CPU Racing w/ Idle App Posted by JD at 7/27/2004 3:58:29 PM (longish message, but I appreciate ANY insight)
We have a .NET 1.1 Winforms application that recently started to exhibit
some odd behavior. Specifically, after sitting idle for a while (> 30
minutes), the user's CPU starts getting hammered. Here's some background
info:
First, it's a desktop...more >>
EnC in VB Whidbey Posted by Sriram Krishnan at 7/27/2004 12:35:05 AM Can someone tell me how Edit and Continue works internally in VB Whidbey? I
mean - what happens behind-the-scenes in the CLR when you change the code in
the debugger and run the application again
Thanks!
--
Sriram Krishnan
Microsoft Student Ambassador
http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/...more >>
GC SuppressFinalize and ReRegisterForFinalize Posted by Priyesh at 7/25/2004 12:11:35 PM I am having trouble understanding the code below.
(From http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/1100/GCI/ Figure 9)
I am looking for an explanation about how the SuppressFinalize calls work.
From reading the documentation, i get the idea that SuppressFinalize would
remove the obj from the fi...more >>
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Br vs Br_s while Emiting a Switch Statment Posted by SapphireHawk at 7/24/2004 11:27:45 AM I am dynamically Emitting a switch statement using System.Reflection.Emit.
I have used the ILDASM and copied a switch statement’s syntax as a reference. I run my code to build the function and I got an Illegal One-Byte branch exception. I figured out that the first couple of (break;) jumps use...more >>
Why the Microsoft.VisualBasic in Manifest Posted by Michael Liu at 7/24/2004 10:58:13 AM Hello,
I wrote two assemblies by VB.NET and C# to implement the same function to
sayHelloWorld.
After compilation, I used ILDASM to inspect the assembly DLLs.
Just found there are two more system assemblies(Microsoft.VisualBasic &
System) referenced by VB.NET than C#
Can anyone tell m...more >>
Determine calling method from within called method? Posted by Ben Fidge at 7/23/2004 7:24:46 AM From within a method of a class, how do you determine the
name of the class.method that called it, programmatically?
I have a log file class, and it would be very beneficial
to be able store the name of the class and method that
called my LogFile.Write method.
Kind regards
Ben
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ICorProfilerInfo::GetModuleInfo doesn't have argument for assembly Posted by Adam Preble at 7/22/2004 4:55:03 PM According to the profiling documentation I have, ICorProfilerInfo::GetModuleInfo has the following prototype:
HRESULT GetModuleInfo( ModuleID moduleId,
LPCBYTE **ppBaseLoadAddress,
SIZE_T cchName,
SIZE_T *pcchName,
WCHAR szName[],
mdModule *pModuleToken,
AssemblyID *pAssemblyId )
How...more >>
How do I locate custom attributes on private fields? Posted by Ken Varn at 7/22/2004 11:53:06 AM I have a custom attribute that I would like to locate on fields within a
class object. I can only find the attribute if it is placed on a public
field. Private fields cannot be found. I have tried the following code,
but not sure why it is not finding the attribute when the field is marked
pr...more >>
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