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Richter J. — CLR Via C#: Applied Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 Programming
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Íàçâàíèå: CLR Via C#: Applied Microsoft .Net Framework 2.0 ProgrammingÀâòîð: Richter J. Àííîòàöèÿ: In this new edition of Jeffrey Richter's popular Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming, you get focused, pragmatic guidance on how to exploit the common language runtime (CLR) functionality in .NET Framework 2.0 for applications of all types-from Web Forms, Windows Forms, and Web services to solutions for Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft code names "Avalon" and "Indigo", consoles, NT Service, and more. Targeted to advanced developers and software designers, this book takes you under the covers of .NET for an in-depth understanding of its structure, functions, and operational components, demonstrating the most practical ways to apply this knowledge to your own development efforts. You'll master fundamental design tenets for .NET, and get hands-on insights for creating high-performance applications more easily and efficiently. The book features extensive code examples in Microsoft Visual C# 2005.
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!= operator 146 412 & (ampersand) 582 + operator (concatenating strings) 246 + symbol 195 += (delegate combine overload) 345 .ctor metadata table names 183 .NET Framework, abstraction benefit of xxi .NET Framework, advantages of xxiii-xxv .NET Framework, CLR version unification for references 88 .NET Framework, consistent programming model of xxiii .NET Framework, deployment goals 34—35 .NET Framework, detection of 8 .NET Framework, development environment See Visual Studio Microsoft .NET Framework, distribution of 8 .NET Framework, exceptions, migrating to .NET Framework 2.0 427 .NET Framework, file formats allowed by Windows 521 .NET Framework, Framework Class Library See FCL (Framework Class Library) .NET Framework, goals of xxi-xxii .NET Framework, installing xxiii .NET Framework, major parts of xxii .NET Framework, product support for xxviii .NET Framework, program language interoperability benefit of xxii .NET Framework, rapid development benefit xxv .NET Framework, SDK xxvi .NET Framework, superiority of xxii .NET Framework, version 2.0 xxiii .NET Framework, versions, history of xxii .NET Framework, Windows versions supported by xxiii .netmodule files, command for creating 48 .netmodule files, contents of 49 .netmodule files, switch for creating 48 /addmodule switch 48 /checked+ switch 121—123 /clr switch (C++) 31 /company switch 55 /debug switch 14—15 /debug+ switch 466—467 /description switch 55 /embed[resource] switch 53 /fileversion switch 55 /keycontainer switch 84 /keyfile switch 70 92 /link[resource] switch 53 /main switch 52—53 /nostdlib switch 36 /optimize switch 14—15 /out:file compiler switch 158 /platform switch 8—10 /productversion switch 55 /reference switches 35 37—38 50 /t:exe switch 36 /t:library switch 48 /t:winexe switch 36 /target:module switch 48 /version switch 55 /win32icon switch 53—54 /win32res switch 53—54 64-bit Windows 32-bit applications running 9—10 64-bit Windows, assembly references 81 64-bit Windows, cache coherency of 624—625 64-bit Windows, IA64 (Itanium) See IA64 Windows 64-bit Windows, loading CLR for 8—10 64-bit Windows, MSCorEE.dll file versions installed 522 64-bit Windows, multi-core CPUs with 588 64-bit Windows, PE32+ headers 5 64-bit Windows, platform switches 8—10 64-bit Windows, selection for with ProcessorArchitecture string 550 64-bit Windows, WoW64 9—10 == operator 146 412 ?? (null-coalescing operator) 413 @ symbol for verbatim strings 246 Aborting threads 544—547 Abstract class constructors 184 Abstract type version effects 164 Abstraction technologies, .NET Framework goal for xxi Abstraction technologies, historical examples of xxi Abstraction technologies, purpose of xxi Abstraction technologies, superiority of .NET xxii Accessibility, accessor methods, of 224 Accessibility, constructors, rule for 184 Accessibility, design guidelines 171—172 Accessibility, modifiers 158—160 Accessor methods, accessibility issues 224 Accessor methods, defined 214 Accessor methods, generic 224 Accessor methods, get methods of See get methods Accessor methods, indexers with 218—222 Accessor methods, performance issues 223—224 Accessor methods, PropertyInfo class for finding associations with 223 Accessor methods, set methods of See set methods Activator class, CreatInstance methods 560—561 Activator class, CreatInstanceFrom methods 561 Active Template Library (ATL) xxi Add instruction overflow checking 121 Add method of Interlocked 629—630 Add-ins, AppDomains with 565 Add-ins, AppDomains, controlling 542—543 Add-ins, application design for 562—565 Add-ins, assembly versioning issues 563 Add-ins, discovery for 549 564 Add-ins, Host Application assemblies 563 Add-ins, Host SDK assembly creation 563 Add-ins, interfaces use in 562—563 Add-ins, MSCorLib.dll types for 563 Add-ins, sample code console applications 564 Add-ins, sample code for 564 Add-ins, sample code for hosts 564 Addition, overflow checking for 121 AddMemoryPressure method 507—510 Address spaces for applications 17 Administrative control configuration, advanced 88—93 Administrative control configuration, advantages of 90 Administrative control configuration, assemblyIdentity elements 89—90 Administrative control configuration, bindingRedirect elements 89—90 Administrative control configuration, CodeBase elements 89 90 Administrative control configuration, dependentAssembly elements 89—90 Administrative control configuration, Machine.config modification 90 Administrative control configuration, probing elements 89 Administrative control configuration, publisher policy control 91—93 Administrative control configuration, publisherPolicy elements 90 Administrative control configuration, simple 60—63 ADO.NET nullable value types 409 Advanced administrative control configuration 88—93 Advantages of CLR and IL 11 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /keyfile switch 92 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /keyname switch 84 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /main switch 52—53 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /out switch 92 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /version switch 92 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /win32icon switch 53—54 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), /win32res switch 53—54 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), command line 52 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), custom attributes, table of 55—56 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), delayed signing with 82—84 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), multifile assemblies with 52 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), publisher configuration file creation 91—92 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), purpose of 51 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), resource files, adding with 53—54 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), satellite assemblies with 51 58 AL.exe (Assembly Linker), version information switches 55—56 Algorithms, generics for code-reuse of 359. See also generics Algorithms, math, problem with generic operations in 385—386 Algorithms, memory-hungry 511—513 aliases, creating 105 Aliases, extern 105—106 Alloc method of GCHandle 494 495—496 Allocating the managed heap 459—461 ampersand (&) 582 Anonymous methods of delegates, asynchronous rendezvous technique with 609 Anonymous methods of delegates, syntax for 348—350 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model) See also asynchronous operations APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), advantages of 598—599 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), anonymous methods feature with 609 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), AsynchCallback parameter of BeginXxx methods 607 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), Asynchronous flag of FileStream 601 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), BeginInvoke with 612—613 616—617 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), BeginRead method with 600—601 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), BeginXxx methods 601 615 616 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), canceling outstanding operations 615—616 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), compute-bound operations with 611—613 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), defined 598 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), delegates with 599 611—613 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), disadvantages of 615—617 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), Dns class with 598 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), EndRead method of FileStream class 602—604 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), EndXxx methods for 601 614 615 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), exception handling 614 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), FileStream with 599—601 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), I/O threads 589 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), I/O-bound operations with 599—601 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), IAsynchResult objects 600 601—608 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), Main method issues 610 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), method callback rendezvous technique 606—610 612—613 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), NetworkStream with 600 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), polling rendezvous technique 604—606 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), rendezvous techniques 599 600—610 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), SerialPort class with 599 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), Socket class with 598 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), SqlCommand class with 599 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), starting operations 601 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), Stream support for 598 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), types supporting 598—599 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), unavailability for some functions 616 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), wait-until-done rendezvous techniques 601—604 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), WebRequest class with 599 APM (Asynchronous Programming Model), windows, creating 616—617 AppDomains, accessing objects across boundaries 527—538 AppDomains, add-ins with 542—543 565 AppDomains, AppDomainManager class 542—543 AppDomains, AppDomainMarshalling code example 527—531 AppDomains, AppDomainSetup objects 532 AppDomains, arguments, marshaling 537—538 AppDomains, ASP.NET with 540—541 AppDomains, assemblies in 526—527 AppDomains, assembly location issues 536 AppDomains, configurability of 525 532 AppDomains, console applications with 539—540 AppDomains, CreateDomain method 531—532 AppDomains, CreateInstanceAndUnwrap method 532—533 535—536 AppDomains, creation of 525 AppDomains, critical regions, threads in 543—544 AppDomains, defined 525 AppDomains, executing code upon shutdowns of 192 AppDomains, Exit method of System.Environment 540 AppDomains, features of 525—526 AppDomains, friendly names for 531 AppDomains, garbage collection, triggering 478 AppDomains, GC handle tables 493—500 AppDomains, instance fields in 535 AppDomains, instancing objects in 532 535—536 AppDomains, Internet Explorer with 540 AppDomains, isolation provision purpose of 525 AppDomains, Load method 551 AppDomains, loader heaps of 526 AppDomains, loading assemblies into 532 AppDomains, marshal-by-reference demo 531—535 AppDomains, marshal-by-value demo 535—537 AppDomains, MarshalByRefType 533 AppDomains, MarshalByValType 535 AppDomains, marshaling code example 527—531 AppDomains, MSCorLib.dll 527 AppDomains, NGen.exe reduction of 20 AppDomains, non-marshalable types demo 537 AppDomains, ObjectHandles 560—561 AppDomains, permission settings feature 525 531—532 AppDomains, policy evidence 531—532 AppDomains, proxy types 533 AppDomains, purpose of 17 521 AppDomains, return values, marshaling 537 AppDomains, robust host application design 543—544 AppDomains, shadow copying 541 AppDomains, shims 539 AppDomains, SQL Server 2005 541 AppDomains, static members of types 535 AppDomains, String objects, marshaling across boundaries 538 AppDomains, thread pool coverage of 588 AppDomains, thread synchronization in multiple 643—647 AppDomains, threads for 531 533—534 544—547 AppDomains, type instance construction methods 561 AppDomains, types in multiple domains 527 AppDomains, Unload method 534—535 538—539 AppDomains, unloadability feature 525 AppDomains, Web Forms with 540—541 AppDomains, Windows Forms applications with 539—540 AppDomains, XML Web Services with 540—541 AppendFormat method of StringBuilder 269—272 Arguments, exception validation for 437—440 Arguments, InvokeMember args parameter 575 Arity of types 368 ArrayList compared to List\T\ 361—363 Arrays, BlockCopy method with 300 Arrays, casting elements of 297—300 Arrays, collection methods for 300—302 Arrays, ConstrainedCopy method 300 Arrays, Copy method 297—300 302 Arrays, covariance of 299 Arrays, CreateInstance method 303—304 Arrays, DateTime type in 301—302 arrays, declaring 295 Arrays, defined 295 Arrays, embedding inside structures 310 Arrays, generic static methods of Array 365 Arrays, GetLowerBound method 303—304 Arrays, IL instructions for vector arrays 305 Arrays, implicit derivation from Array type 300 Arrays, index verification 297 Arrays, inline 310 arrays, instantiating 295 Arrays, interfaces implemented by 300—302 Arrays, jagged arrays 295 297 306—308 Arrays, Length property 305—306 Arrays, managed heap 296 Arrays, memcpy function with 298 Arrays, memory requirements 295 Arrays, methods exposed for 300 Arrays, multi-dimensional, declaring 296—297 Arrays, multi-dimensional, performance 304—308 Arrays, non-zero lower bound, creating 303—304 Arrays, non-zero lower bound, performance 304—308 Arrays, overhead information 296 Arrays, passing by reference 302 Arrays, performance issues 304—308 Arrays, pointer nature of variables 295 Arrays, reference types, arrays of 295—296 Arrays, referenced type nature of 295 Arrays, reflection, object creation for 562 Arrays, returning by reference 302 Arrays, safe vs. unsafe arrays 306—308 Arrays, stackalloc statement with 309—310 Arrays, System.Array base class 295 300 Arrays, SZ (single-dimensional, zero-based) 304 305 Arrays, types supported by CLR 295 Arrays, unsafe 306—310 Arrays, vector type of 296—297 Arrays, zero-base requirement of CLS 296 as operator 101—102 ASCII 276 ASP.NET, abstraction function of ASP xxi ASP.NET, AppDomains with 540—541 ASP.NET, configuration files, directory for 62
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