Re: Can you write code directly in CIL ???

Peter,

You can write it, but you would have to create a module with IL, and
then compile that into your assembly (or just write the whole assembly).

Also, what optimizations do you think you can make? Ultimately, you
suffer from the fact that Windows is not a real-time OS, and nothing you can
do will change that. On top of that, the JIT is what's going to optimize
your code again after you try to, so you might actually end up hurting
yourself more than helping yourself.

If you post the code you are trying to optimize, we can try and tell you
where you might make some improvements, but dipping down to the IL level is
most likely not going to help you much.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"Peter Olcott" <olcott@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Cab you write code directly in the Common Intermediate language? I need to
> optimize a critical real-time function.
>


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