More and more I realized that without jumping into the code details, I cannot really understand the how CLR works.
So could you recommend some good books on SSCLI (Shared Source CLI)?
Many thanks.
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More and more I realized that without jumping into the code details, I cannot really understand the how CLR works.
So could you recommend some good books on SSCLI (Shared Source CLI)?
Many thanks.
There’s Shared Source CLI Essentials.
For detailed information on the CLR, Jeffrey Ricther’s CLR via C# is really useful. Make sure to get the recently published 3rd edition as it has updated info on CLR 4.
Also, check this question.