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What is the difference between managed and unmanaged code?
Managed Code
Managed code is code that is written to target the services of the managed runtime execution environment (like Common Language Runtime in .NET Framework). The managed code is always executed by a managed runtime execution environment rather than the operating system directly. Managed...
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What is this Managed Extensibility Framework thing all about ?
Another IoC Container From Microsoft ? Add-in Framework ? What the heck is it ? Sidar tries to answer.
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AlphaVSS 0.7.0 - Bringing the Volume Shadow Copy Service to .NET
AlphaVSS is an open source library that provides a managed .NET interface to the Windows Volume Shadow Copy Service, making it possible to conveniently access and use the VSS API from within eg. C# or VB.
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Managed C++: Embedding Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable
If you use a DLL written in Managed C++, you should a few DLLs from the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package installed. There are no usual ways to link these libraries statically (due to C++ / CLI restrictions).
But there a way to include these DLLs into your application, see how in this ar...
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Building a Configuration Binder for MEF with POCO Support
MEF doesn't support POCO injection and XML Configuration off the shelf. Sidar implements an XML congiguration binding mechanism on top of MEF, and the article gives an insight about what to expect from MEF Extensibility models in detail.
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Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF) at a Glance
A Hands-On overview to Dependency Injection Managed Extensibility Framework and the first CTP.
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Singularity Research Dev Kit released!
The Managed OS research project at MS, codename Singularity, has been released as an RDK for non-commercial use on CodePlex.