Advanced .NET IL Assembler is a\n\ncomprehensive drill-down into the inner workings of the .NET Framework.\n\nAcknowledged runtime expert and Microsoft insider Serge Lidin steps through the\n\ninternal structures and operations that take place when .NET code is executed,\n\nshowing how the syntax and grammar of the coding language is broken down into\n\nlow-level units that can be expressed through the ILAsm language that runs\n\nbehind the scenes in .NET.\n\n\n\nBy reading this book you will develop\n\nthe skills you need to write tighter, faster, .NET code; to debug complex error\n\nhandling situations; and to oversee multi-language and multi-platform projects\n\nwith confidence.\n\nSerge Lidin is a software development engineer for Microsoft in Washington state.\n\n\nPART 1:\n\n1. Simple Sample\n\n2. Enhancing your .NET Code\n\n3. Making IL Coding Easier\n\nPART 2:\n\n4. The Structure of a Managed Executable File5. Metadata Tables Organization\n\nPART 3:\n\n6. Modules and Assemblies\n\n7. Namespaces and Classes\n\n8. Primitive Types and Signitures\n\n9. Fields and Data Constants\n\n10. Methods\n\n11. Generic Types\n\n12. Generic Methods\n\nPART 4:\n\n13. IL Instructions\n\n14. Managed Exception Handling\n\nPART 5:\n\n15. Events and Properties\n\n16. Custom Attributes\n\n17. Security Attributes\n\n18. Managed and Unmanaged Code Interoperation\n\n19. Multilanguage Projects\n\n20. Appendix A\n\n21. Appendix B\n\n22. Appendix C\n\n23. Appendix D\n\n24. Appendix E\n\n\n Reviews There are no reviews yet. Be the first to review “.Net Il Assembler” Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your rating * Rate… Perfect Good Average Not that bad Very poor Your review *Name * Email * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
