Taking a look at the ECMA-335 Standard for .NET
It turns out that the .NET Runtime has a technical standard (or specification), known by its full name ECMA-335 –
Continue readingCategory: CLR
Exploring the internals of the .NET Runtime
I recently appeared on Herding Code and Stackify ‘Developer Things’ podcasts and in both cases, the first question asked was
Continue readingHow generics were added to .NET
Discuss this post on HackerNews and /r/programming Before we dive into the technical details, let’s start with a quick history
Continue readingResources for Learning about .NET Internals
It all started with a tweet, which seemed to resonate with people: If you like reading my posts on .NET
Continue readingA look at the internals of ‘Tiered JIT Compilation’ in .NET Core
The .NET runtime (CLR) has predominantly used a just-in-time (JIT) compiler to convert your executable into machine code (leaving aside
Continue readingDotNetAnywhere: An Alternative .NET Runtime
Recently I was listening to the excellent DotNetRocks podcast and they had Steven Sanderson (of Knockout.js fame) talking about ‘WebAssembly
Continue readingA look at the internals of ‘boxing’ in the CLR
It’s a fundamental part of .NET and can often happen without you knowing, but how does it actually work? What
Continue reading
Recent Comments