This section of the repository provides an in-depth look at the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR), the virtual machine component of Microsoft's .NET framework that manages the execution of .NET programs.
The CLR is a crucial part of the .NET framework, providing a managed execution environment for .NET applications. It offers various services, including memory management, security enforcement, exception handling, and more.
- Introduction to CLR
- Execution Process in .NET
- Memory Management and Garbage Collection
- Additional Resources
- What is CLR?
- Key Features of CLR
- Role of CLR in the .NET Framework
- Compilation Process: From Source Code to MSIL
- Just-In-Time (JIT) Compilation: MSIL to Native Code
- Assemblies and Application Domains
- Managed Heap and Stack
- Garbage Collection Mechanism
- Finalization and IDisposable Pattern
Your contributions to this section are welcome! Please feel free to add more details, examples, and resources to enhance the understanding of the .NET CLR Runtime.
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