I tried to use ngen.exe to get native image from CIL binary. This site explains that I can get the native image in %WINDIR%\\assembly when I execute the ngen command for example, ngen install abc.ex开
I understand that the Cosmos and SharpOS have made their own compilers to build binary code from C#, but could you use Microsoft\'s .NET AOT to do the same thing? Compiling C# to x86, that开发者_Pytho
I\'m trying to measure the performance impact of NGENing my assemblies versus not but I am unable to get my executable to load the NGEN assemblies. I ran the following from the VS2010 command prompt:
I\'m trying to use NGen to see if native images of my application run better than the .NET ones. However, I\'m having a little bit of trouble figuring out what to do.
Been going through some framework classes using reflector and noticed a number of the methods and properties have the following attribute
I did Ngen on a C# executable. It was succesful, but I cannot figure out where the generated file is in my PC. MSDN says it should be in native image cache, still not able to figure out where it is..
I have the .NET Framework 4.0 installed and need to ngen a native image of a DLL from 3.5 without optimizations so I can de开发者_Go百科bug it easier.
I\'m using Wix/Votive to build an installer for my .NET Solution. I include the binaries from the other projects (EXE and DLLs) using project references (which internally uses heat.exe I think).
I\'m using Inno Setup to generate setup program for my application, and I would like to write a script to NGen my application during installation. I want the code to be able to NGen files targeting x8
Advanced performance question here.Here\'s my scenario: I have a database that contains thous开发者_Python百科ands of XSLT documents.One for each page of a website so these translate XML into HTML.An
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