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How does the .NET CLR handle multiple instances of the same program running simultaneously?
I make the assumption that each instance is independent and occupies it’s own unique memory-space and one instance can’t affect another instance.
Is there a good resource on-line that (briefly!) explains how the CLR handle this and the implications?
Multiple instances of the same app are no different than multiple instances of different apps, except that they happen to have loaded their code from the same file(s).