I wonder, if C#.NET is managed language, why does it produce .dll file and not some .mdll or something? Or is dll compiled to native code? Would this be even possible? I mean, to have dll witj calls to managed libraries? Thanks.
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I wonder, if C#.NET is managed language, why does it produce .dll file and not some .mdll or something? Or is dll compiled to native code? Would this be even possible? I mean, to have dll witj calls to managed libraries? Thanks.
The library contains a header indicating that it is managed code. Also the actual machine code is produced by the JIT compiler dynamically at runtime.