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Most of the developer use one of the core .NET language ( Like c#, vb.net, c++/cli etc) to create their applications/developers. I was just wondering if any one would use Intermediate Language (IL) as their primary language for their day to day job as programmer.
I can’t imagine a situation where you would need to. Assuming the .NET compilers are decent, it would be wise (and more efficient in terms of time spent coding) to leave IL-level optimizations to the compiler, rather than trusting yourself to do them.
In the time required to write some code in IL, you could do 10x the work in C# in the same time, and the .NET compiler would likely do a better job than we would of optimizing it too.