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851228
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Villela, Roger
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Pro.NET framework with the base class library : : understanding the virtual execution system and the common type system /\ Roger Villela.
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| Publication Statement
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[California] :: Apress,, [2019]
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, ©2019
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1 online resource (261 pages)
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1484241916
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: 1484241924
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: 9781484241912
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: 9781484241929
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1484241908
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9781484241905
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| Notes
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Includes index.
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The Assembly Version and Assembly File Version
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| Contents
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Intro; Table of Contents; About the Author; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1: The .NET Framework; About the Common Language Infrastructure; Fundamental CTS data types; About the Common Language Runtime; About the Common Type System; Understanding the Fundamental Type; The Organization of Fundamental Types; The Work of the Fundamental Types in the CTS; About the Virtual Execution System; About the Module; About the Assembly; About the Static Assembly; About the Dynamic Assembly; Working with Assemblies and Modules; Deployment, Execution and Management
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Chapter 3: Equality and Cloning Operations from VES PerspectiveThe Equality Operation; The C# Compiler and the Object. ReferenceEquals() method; Equality and Inequality with Value Types; Using the ReferenceEquals() Static Method; Verifying That the Comparison Result Is False; Creating a Custom Type Without Overriding the Equals Method and the Equality and Inequality Operators; Compilers Do Not Ignore Calls to the Equals() Method; The ceq Instruction and bne.un and bne.un.s CIL Instructions; How the VES Deals with ceq, bne.un, and bne.un.s
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Comparing the Behavior of the C# and C++/CLI Compilers Regarding the Equality OperatorClone vs. Copy; The ICloneable Interface; ICloneable Interface Implementation on String Type; Implementing the ICloneable Interface on Custom Types; Chapter 4: Programming with the Common Intermediate Language; About the Sample Code; Virtual Execution System; Using the Stack; The .locals Directive and the init Keyword; Loading Constant Values; Working with Vector Arrays; Chapter 5: Assembly Manifest and Versioning; Metadata; The Assembly Manifest; Structural Organization of the Assembly Manifest
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Structural Organization of Elements in a ModuleUsing the ILDasm Tool; Implementing the Entry-Point Method; Chapter 2: The Base Class Library; The Importance of the BCL; An Array from the CTS and VES Perspective; The Importance of the Standardization; The Equality Operation; Special Types; The Equality Operation and Vector Arrays and Nonvector Arrays; The Equality Operation and the Fundamental Built-in String Type; .NET's String Data Type and the Equality Operation; Code Point, Code Unit and System. Char; System. String; The ToString() Method
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Working with the Version Directive and ValuesUsing System. Reflection. AssemblyVersionAttribute; Versioning with Different Programming Languages; The CLR Versioning Policy; Understanding the Tag; Supporting Multiple Versions of the CLR; Working With CLR Version and SKU; Chapter 6: Designing and Implementing Libraries; Metadata and Versioning; Metadata in the C++/CLI; The Flexibility of the CLR; .NET Standard 2.0; The Relevance of a Versioning Policy; Creating a .NET Standard Library; Choosing the .NET Standard Version; Metapackages; Examining Packages
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Learn about the fundamentals and inner workings of the Common Type System (CTS) and the Virtual Execution System (VES) of the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and how they relate to the Base Class Library (BCL) from the perspective of the execution environment. The author first gives an introduction to the .NET Framework and describes the architectural and engineering resources required when implementing the .NET Framework on any platform. Next, you will learn about the BCL and understand how to work with system structures including the fundamental built-in types system.array and system.string. You will then learn about the VES along with its methods and functionality. Further, you will go through the Common Intermediate Language (CIL), Assembly Manifest, and versioning. You will also learn how to design and implement libraries in detail by creating a .NET class library. After reading this book, you will understand .NET Framework features, as well as details about the core functionalities of the VES and elements of the CTS. You will: Discover details of the Common Type System (CTS) Work with the Virtual Execution System (VES) See the importance of correct use of fundamental built-in managed types Carry out good programming practice in a managed environment Implement a .NET class library.
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Application software-- Development.
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Computer software-- Development.
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Internet programming.
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Application software-- Development.
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Computer software-- Development.
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COMPUTERS-- Software Development Engineering-- General.
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Internet programming.
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Microsoft .NET Framework.
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Microsoft .NET Framework.
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| Dewey Classification
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005.2768
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QA76.76.M52
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