Exploring MSIL – Delegates and Events

In this post I’ll explore the MSIL generated for delegates and events when a project is compiled in Visual C# or any other language that target the .NET platform. This is my fourth post on exploring MSIL – Microsoft Intermediate Language.
Here are the links for my last three posts.
The lies of the C# compiler : [...]

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Exploring MSIL – Properties

This is my third post on MSIL – Microsoft Intermediate Language – which is generated by the Visual C# compiler once the code is compiled. In this post I’ll take a look at the intermediate language generated for the properties of a class.
Here are my last two posts on MSIL.
The lies of the C# compiler [...]

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Exploring MSIL – Static and Instance Methods

Last week I wrote my first post on MSIL – The lies of the C# compiler. It explores the MSIL equivalent of the C# accessors like protected, internal etc. In this post I’ll look into the difference in the MSIL for static and instance methods.
What are instance methods? The methods that can be accessed only [...]

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The lies of the C# compiler…

Do you think it’s only humans who lie? I am talking of the false picture that the compiler paints of the C# programming language. Well in a way these ‘lies’ saves us from the crude details that are at work underneath. But at the same time they keep us ignorant of the internal details. [...]

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My blog referred at MSDN

While going through my blog stats today, I found something called ‘Referrers’ that is the pages from which people clicked links to get to my blog. I found just one entry – http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN-JA/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2179898&SiteID=7
If you missed the essence, my blog – How to draw a custom border around a form or control? – is on MSDN [...]

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