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Great Reads

by Mark Pelf

Overview of 5 free .NET Decompilers

.NET CLR Injection: Modify IL Code during Run-time

by Jerry.Wang

Modify methods' IL codes on runtime even if they have been JIT-compiled, supports release mode / x64 & x86, and variants of .NET versions, from 2.0 to 4.5.

.NET COM Interop using Postbuild

by Florian Rosmann

COM Interop using a little post compiler. As a result, it is possible to use multithreading in combination with COM interfaces.

.NET Internals and Code Injection

by Daniel Pistelli

An article about .NET internals and code injection

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.NET – 5 Free Decompilers

by Mark Pelf

Overview of 5 free .NET Decompilers

.NET CLR Injection: Modify IL Code during Run-time

by Jerry.Wang

Modify methods' IL codes on runtime even if they have been JIT-compiled, supports release mode / x64 & x86, and variants of .NET versions, from 2.0 to 4.5.

.NET COM Interop using Postbuild

by Florian Rosmann

COM Interop using a little post compiler. As a result, it is possible to use multithreading in combination with COM interfaces.

.NET Internals and Code Injection

by Daniel Pistelli

An article about .NET internals and code injection

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Delegates internals

by zenwalker1985

I have found a few interesting things which I would like to share with you all.

Experimenting with C# 6’s New Features

by Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

C# 6 has been available for a long time, by now! Many developers have written many guides to "list" the features. I have written this post to explain those features, and to explain whether they are actually new or are they just sugar coating to the compiler.

Forget PowerPoint – Make a Slideshow in… a Debugger :)

by Sebastian Solnica

The article describes how to make a slideshow in a debugger. It may help you understand the PDB API in System.Reflection.Emit as well as impress listeners on any debugging-related presentations. :)

Generating Assemblies at runtime using IL emit

by Pieter Van Parys

How to generate assemblies at runtime using IL emit

Protect Your Source Code from Decompiling or Reverse Engineering .NET Assemblies

by Arun Endapally

How to protect your source code from decompiling or reverse engineering

String Concatenation vs. Memory Allocation in C# .NET

by zenwalker1985

String concatenation and a very good performance analysis.

The .NET IL Interpreter

by matt warren

Whilst writing a previous blog post I stumbled across the .NET Interpreter, tucked away in the source code.