.net framework-C# help
.net framework-C# help
So i have two questions,
1. what does clr mean
2. what does it have to do with cil and jit
1. what does clr mean
2. what does it have to do with cil and jit
1. It's CLR, not "crl". It is the Common Language Runtime, a core part of the .NET framework. Your C#, F# or Visual Basic code (or any managed language, including sections of Managed C++) are compiled into CIL, the Common Interpreted Language (also known as MSIL), which the CLR interprets and executes. It's basically... a high level assembly.
2. Your source code is compiled into CIL via. the MSIL compiler (ilasm.exe). When you run your program, the JIT compiler (just-in-time) compiler compiles it into low level machine-readable code and it is executed by the CLR. Well, that's kind of how it works.
2. Your source code is compiled into CIL via. the MSIL compiler (ilasm.exe). When you run your program, the JIT compiler (just-in-time) compiler compiles it into low level machine-readable code and it is executed by the CLR. Well, that's kind of how it works.
