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I've googled around a bit, and I haven't been able to find a good listing of what classes from the .net CLR are not included in the 'CoreCLR' aka Silverlight.
What is Silverlight missing from the Windows .net Framework?
Also, is there anything that the...
Started by TJB on
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Some parts of the .NET Framework for Silverlight are deployed runtime and are instead shipped ....
Microsoft did the work, and the common language runtime (CLR).
Silverlight Runtime (Silverlight CLR) is essentially a mini-mini CLR :).
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Hi,
My colleagues and I have some misunderstandings about the .NET runtime. I've written a WPF application (targeted for 3.5) that randomly crashes, and in the event log, we see .NET Runtime 2.0 Error Reporting as the source.
Just to confirm:
3.5 still...
Started by David Hodgson on
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1.0 Runtime, which was very buggy 1.1 Runtime 2.0 Runtime, which is used for .NET 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, and 3.5sp1, as well as Silverlight 4.0....
There are, currently, 4 .NET runtimes (though the last is in beta).
You are correct.
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I'm developing an application that is targeting the .NET 3.5 Framework. The application's setup installs the .NET 2.0 runtime on the target machine. So far I haven't had any issues with doing this, but I'm wondering what problems I'm going to have down...
Started by spotcatbug on
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If it's a client app that doesn't use asp.net etc you may be able to use the .Net Client Profile install which.
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I write my app in VS 2008 and so use all the fanciful stuffs such as LINQ, object initializers etc. Now can my app run on machines that have only .Net 2.0 runtime, but no .Net 3.5 runtime? .Net 3.5 runtime is a huge download, as all of you might know....
Started by Ngu Soon Hui on
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In most cases probably not, whilst .Net 3.5 still excute with the .Net 2.0 CLR there are a lot of new libraries and functionality that you to your clients that don't have .....
MSVS multi-targeting screencast by Daniel Moth on Channel9.
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Can an x64 computer have both the x86 and x64 .net runtime installed?
If so, how can I ensure that a program runs on the x64 runtime and not the x86 runtime?
Started by Brian R. Bondy on
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My understanding.
The .NET runtime will run the x64 version if it can, otherwise it'll run x86.
Agnostic).
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I have .NET 2.0 runtime installed, then I installed the .NET 4.0 runtime, so I have both. When I run a .NET app, is there a way to force which runtime will be used?
Edit/Clarification: I meant w/o regards to how the application was built. I am under the...
Started by RichAmberale on
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The set of .NET Framework assemblies that shipped with the runtime version used to compile.
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How can I get the current CLR Runtime version in a running .NET program ?
Started by driis on
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Environment.Version //might want to call ToString()? Check out System.Environment.Version property ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.environment.version.aspx ). .
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There is a similar question targeting the Java VM but I haven't found a question for .net (please close and mark as duplicate if I was missing something).
So - is it possible without nasty unmanaged interop? And with crashing I mean a real "xxx.exe has...
Started by Marc Wittke on
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You can be sure that there a even more bugs in the runtime -....
No exception was caught by the runtime.
You can read about it here (Microsoft Connect):
https working.
An 'ExecutionEngineException' - basically a crash of the runtime.
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There are two scenarios I need to clarify:
An executable compiled with .NET 3.5 needs to use a library compiled with .NET 1.1 and the library must run on the 1.1 runtime.
An executable compiled with .NET 1.1 needs to use a library compiled with .NET 3...
Started by CodeForNothing on
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For case in the 1.1 runtime?....
You can choose which version of the runtime to load, but a process can host only one version .
As with earlier versions of the runtime, the CorBindToRuntimeEx function initializes the runtime.
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Am I able to embed the .net runtime so that .net is not required on the host operating system? I was looking at doing this with Mono by looking here: http://mono-project.com/Embedding_Mono but seems to allude to using external modules to accomplish this...
Started by Klathzazt on
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There are some limitations to this; obviously, it can't depend on runtime-generated code, so.
Of doing this was to allow .Net applications to run on the iPhone, but this should work anywhere.
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