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I have used the following sos command to enumerate all instances of a particular type in a running asp application (hosted on windows xp 4 GB machine). .foreach (obj { !dumpheap -type ::my type:: -short ::start of address space:: ::end of address space:: }) { !objsize ${obj} }. This enumerates all objects of the given type in gc gen2. The object size on an average seems to be around 500 KB and there are around 2000 objects. This alone adds up to around 1 GB of memory whereas my asp-process memory in task manager shows only around 700 MB. One more point is that I haven't considered other loaded

Does anyone know of any good papers on the implementation of the F# compiler? I'm trying to generate CIL code for a simple functional language targeting the CLR, but I am struggling with a few aspects. The differences between functional languages and CIL are making it hard to generate well-typed CIL code. I have solutions that work via type erasure, but I'd much rather find a way to generate CIL code that reflects (to at least some extend) the Hindley-Milner type system of my source language (e.g., by generating generic classes). Judging by the generated code from the MS and Mono F# compilers,

I'm trying to execute some code inside a string in runtime. I.E. Dim code As String = "IIf(1 = 2, True, False)" How do i run the code inside code string ? As @ElektroStudios said - the proper way to do this is to use the CodeDom compiler , but this is a bit overkill for something as simple as this. You can sort of cheat and harness the power of a DataColumn Expression So for example: Dim formula = "IIF(Condition = 'Yes', 'Go', 'Stop')" Dim value As String = "Yes" Dim result As String 'add a columns to hold the value Dim colStatus As New DataColumn With colStatus .DataType = System.Type.GetType

I have created a very simple C++ .NET application using both managed and unmanaged code to replicate my problem. When the user clicks a button a new thread should spawn and do some time-consuming tasks while calling back to my main thread with status updates. This code compiles and successfully executes from within side of Visual Studios Express 2010. That is, when I click the "play" button, my project builds and executes without crashing. However, if I go to the Release folder where the executable lives and run it the application crashes once the button is clicked. I am compiling with /clr