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Using same Config file for multiple projects??
Posted by Sunmax at 8/5/2004 3:47:09 PM
Can we use the same App.config file for multiple projects each having a
different .exe name?
Thanks
-Sunmax
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Perfmon | .NET CLR Counters | # bytes in all Heaps always reports 0
Posted by creepiecrawlies NO[at]SPAM hotmail.com at 8/5/2004 10:46:18 AM
I'm debugging a C#.NET / MC++.NET / UC++ application which is having
memory problems after 10-20 hours of runtime. I've already read a few
dozen threads on similar issues, so I'm not gonna go into tons of
detail.
Every perfmon log I've collected so far display # of byes in all heaps
as 0 alwa... more >>
WOW64
Posted by Stefano at 8/5/2004 6:42:54 AM
I'm using a 64bit machine for testing its performances
and I wonder if is possible to use .net objects (1.0 or
1.1) under WOW64.
THX
Stefano... more >>
IMetaDataEmit->DefineCustomAttribute returning E_INVALIDARG - bug?
Posted by Brian Tyler at 8/4/2004 4:51:46 PM
I am doing some work on a very large assembly (lots and lots and lots of
methods in here). I have created a new method and it gets assigned a token
of 0x06000822. I then go to add a custom attribute to it, but
DefineCustomAttribute returns E_INVALIDARG (this is v1.1).
Using the disassembly vie... more >>
Reflection and GetField
Posted by Eric at 8/3/2004 12:22:24 PM
Hi,
I'm trying to find a field in a object.
I use this function:
pObj.GetType().GetField(pstrFieldname)
But it seems that he finds only fields which are initiated.
Ex.:
Public Class xy
Dim zz as YY
End Class
Public Class YY
Dim str as String
End Class
If... more >>
Updating a dynamically generated type
Posted by Eugene at 8/1/2004 6:49:22 PM
Hi,
Is there a way to update a dynamically created type without having to
rebuild it from scratch?
I know that once you use the CreateType() method, you cannot define more
methods on a TypeBuilder instance but it is possible to add more types to a
dynamic module.
So say I have a dynamic ... more >>
RE: Forcing a Large Object Heap allocation
Posted by Bruno Jouhier [MVP] at 8/1/2004 1:12:10 PM
I don't think that you have this level of control. I don't see any reason
why this would be useful either. The memory manager must be properly
encapsulated and should not expose this level of detail. Why do you need
this?
Bruno.
De: "Frank" <google@xemaps.com>
Objet: Forcing a Large Object... more >>
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