"mob" <mob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have been reading "Microsoft Windows Internals" (by Solomon &
>Russinovich)
> off and on and find it an excellent resource for understanding what goes
> on
> under the hood of Windows. But I am wondering if there is a book (Or
> books)
> out there that are of the same caliber as the "Windows Internals" book,
> which
> cover the .NET CLR. I'm looking for something that gets down to the real
> nitty gritty and goes into the internals of the CLR and how it works.
>
> The only book I have see out there that appears to do this is "CLR via C#"
> by Jeffrey Richter. I have not actually read it but reviews seem to
> indicate
> this.
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> TIA,
> m

>Any thoughts?

>I have been reading "Microsoft Windows Internals" (by Solomon &
>Russinovich)
> off and on and find it an excellent resource for understanding what goes
> on
> under the hood of Windows. But I am wondering if there is a book (Or
> books)
> out there that are of the same caliber as the "Windows Internals" book,
> which
> cover the .NET CLR. I'm looking for something that gets down to the real
> nitty gritty and goes into the internals of the CLR and how it works.
>
> The only book I have see out there that appears to do this is "CLR via C#"
> by Jeffrey Richter. I have not actually read it but reviews seem to
> indicate
> this.