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| ASM |
15 Feb 2012
Updated: 15 Feb 2012
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This article shows several examples of situations where understanding assembly language helps debug seemingly impossible problems with .NET applications.
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| C# |
17 Feb 2009
Updated: 17 Feb 2009
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Licence: MIT
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This article shows how to generate dynamic methods for fast byte to structure conversion
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8 May 2008
Updated: 8 May 2008
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Licence: CPOL
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In this article, we will look into reading data from an unmanaged array of bytes into a managed data structure. We will use multiple approaches to optimize the process.
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3 May 2008
Updated: 3 May 2008
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In this article, we will write a full-blown WMI provider in managed code and consume that provider from managed code using the WMI extensions in .NET 3.5.
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24 May 2008
Updated: 24 May 2008
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This article describes the WCF error-handling paradigm, and provides a mechanism for automatic mapping of exceptions to WCF faults.
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| MSIL |
4 May 2008
Updated: 4 May 2008
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Licence: CPOL
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In this article, we will look into JIT optimizations, with specific focus on inlining.
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Chief Technology Officer
SELA Group
Israel
Sasha Goldshtein is the CTO of SELA Group, an Israeli company specializing in training, consulting and outsourcing to local and international customers.
Sasha's work is divided across these three primary disciplines. He consults for clients on architecture, development, debugging and performance issues; he actively develops code using the latest bits of technology from Microsoft; and he conducts training classes on a variety of topics, from Windows Internals to .NET Performance.
You can read more about Sasha's work and his latest ventures at his blog: http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/sasha
Sasha writes from Jerusalem, Israel.
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