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When I create a new AppDomain using AppDomain.CreateDomain in C#, will static constructors be called as asseblies are loaded inside the newly created AppDomain?
The assemblies in question have already been loaded into the current domain.
No – static constructors will only be called the first time a static member is accessed or an instance is created.
The static constructor will be invoked once per
AppDomainthough, if that’s what you were concerned about. It’s not like having executed once in a differentAppDomain, the types in the newAppDomainget left uninitialized 🙂Note that type initializers for types without static constructors may be executed earlier or later than those for types with static constructors, and the precise implementation details changed for .NET 4.