Questions tagged [sscli]
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Shared Source CLI 4.0?
Microsoft released the Shared Source Common Language Infrastructure (the code previously known as ROTOR) some years ago basically as a reference implementation of the .NET runtime. While the actual .NET runtime (mscorlib, mscoree, mscorjit, etc.)…
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SSCLI (Rotor) for the v4.0 clr?
Does anyone know if there is (or will be) an SSCLI release for the v4.0 runtime?
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Is this Comparer class from SSCLI library code ThreadSafe?
public abstract class Comparer : IComparer, IComparer
{
static Comparer defaultComparer;
public static Comparer Default {
get {
Comparer comparer = defaultComparer;
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SSCLI and VB.NET
I am interested to learn more about how the .NET framework works internally. I have downloaded Reflector and also SSCLI. The following link says: "The Shared Source CLI is a compressed archive of the source code to a working implementation of the…
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Where can I get the native implementation for a specific IL instruction?
I want to take a look at the implementation of a certain IL instruction, for example, box, in SSCLI, where can I get it in the SSCLI 2.0 source?
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Is there any good books about SSCLI?
More and more I realized that without jumping into the code details, I cannot really understand the how CLR works.
So could you recommend some good books on SSCLI (Shared Source CLI)?
Many thanks.
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SSCLI for .Net Framework 3.5
Is there a SSCLI equivalent for .Net Framework 3.5?
Something that can be debugged and stepped through.
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What is the difference between SSCLI 2.0 (ROTOR) and .NET?
Is there a large difference between the SSCLI 2.0 and .NET, I know that Microsoft wouldn't release their garbage collector or JIT compiler and simpler implementations are used, but as far as the rest is concerned is there much difference?
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Does CLR internally spawns a thread to respond to timer events?
Hans and I had small discussion recently about the subject and I'm curious how it is really implemented.
See initial talking in the comments here: Are c# timers naturally multithreaded?
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Why Rotor use MSCOREE?
I Built SSCLI 2.0 From Source. Then I Was Wrote A Simple C# Program.
Then I build Program With CSS.exe Inside The ROTOR Output Folder.
When I Dump Imports From this Executable with dump bin I Still Seeing _CoreEXEMain From mscoree.
and if I run…
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Rotor SSCLI 2.0 - Error in building PAL
I am trying to build Rotor SSCLI 2.0 under Windows 8.1 x64, VS2013 (including MFC). Source code is located at C:\sscli20.
Instead of env.bat I wrote PowerShell script that sets environment variables and by chance may appear to be correct:
# Setting…
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