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Resources for Learning about .NET Internals
- j_s 9y agoAre there any "awesome lists" on Github that are actually curated like this? Most wind up being giant piles of links... maybe it's time for a new term for a list with some additional ratings/rankings/reviews added.
- matthewwarren 9y ago> Are there any "awesome lists" on Github that are actually curated like this? Good question, I've not found one for '.NET Internals', that why I wrote the post. But in general, it would be nice to know about more 'curated' lists, I've found that giant piles of links stop being useful after a certain size!
- barrkel 9y agoI've been blogging about this for longer than Sasha Goldshtein (if his blog is the evidence), see e.g.: http://blog.barrkel.com/2006/05/call-vs-callvirt-for-c-non-virtual.html http://blog.barrkel.com/2006/05/call-vs-callvirt-for-c-non-v... I'm no longer super-interested in .net internals though.
- matthewwarren 9y agoThanks for the link, I'll add your blog to the list (I guess I'm (sadly) biased towards newer blogs, as I've only been digging into .NET Internals for the last few years.)
- barrkel 9y agoNo worries at all. I used to work on the Delphi compiler's .net target, so I know many details of the internals from 2.0 to about 3.5 or so and blogged about them a bunch, though with a Delphi bias.
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- jeroen 9y ago"All Your Base Are Belong To Us" and "Andrey Akinshin’s blog" do not link to anything (but _are_ clickable).
- matthewwarren 9y agoThanks for spotting that, I've just updated the post to have the proper links
- Shoothe 9y agoMind that there are even more gems hidden inside .NET e.g. modopt/modreq or Constrained Execution Regions.
- matthewwarren 9y agoOohh, thanks for those, you've given me more things to go off and learn about!