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  • AppDomain Shadow Copy explained

    Introduction The last couple of days I've been playing around with some stuff around WCF (formerly known as Indigo for the people who've been living on Mars lately). Instead of hosting stuff in IIS I decided (for no specific reason whatsoever) to take up the hosting stuff foreseen by WCF and to host...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-29-2006
  • CLR Hosting - part 4 (scheduling and threading)

    Introduction Part 4 of my CLR Hosting journey: scheduling and threading. Today's applications typically rely on threading primitives to perform multiple tasks concurrently. Schedulers are needed in the operating system (and on other places, as I'll show later) to plan the execution of these tasks, because...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-26-2005
  • CLR Hosting - part 3 bis (memory management cont'd)

    I just launched my VPC with the beta 2 bits of the .NET Framework v2.0 (it's currently not on my primary OS installation as that one is currently under high other-beta-pressure, but things will change soon when I receive a new harddisk which I'll partition in a few OS install partitions, including one...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-25-2005
  • CLR Hosting - part 3 (memory management)

    Introduction A first specific aspect of CLR Hosting I want to cover in this blog post series is the memory management part of the CLR Hosting APIs. It all started some years ago when the SQL Server team started to look at the possibilities to integrate the CLR into the SQL Server database engine to give...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-24-2005
  • CLR Hosting - part 2 (basics of running the CLR)

    Introduction In the previous posts on CLR Hosting with .NET v2.0 I explained the basic principles of - guess what - hosting the CLR inside a process by using the mscoree library. This post will explain what the various options are for starting the CLR and how the basic lifecycle of a hosted CLR will...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-22-2005
  • CLR Hosting - part 1 (A brief overview)

    Introduction This is the first real post in my "CLR Hosting" blogseries that's coming up in the next couple of weeks (or months?). CLR Hosting is in my opinion a great API in a sense that it allows third parties to integrate the CLR in their products. Well, that's completely true of course, but what...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-17-2005
  • CLR Hosting - part 0

    Introduction In this upcoming series of blogposts on "CLR Hosting" I'm going to tell you how you can take benefit of the .NET Framework v2.0's CLR Hosting API in order to take advantage of the power of the CLR inside your own applications. Together with a series on ".NET Framework internals" I have the...
    Posted to B# .NET Blog (Weblog) by bart on 07-15-2005
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