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No problem brother.. Cheers! -Sandeep

Thanks! that clears everything!! Just check if I got everything right; - .DLLs and .EXEs when built(not run), are in MSIL. They get convrted to machine code(ie native code, native 'only' to that particular m/c) as an when read by the JIT. And this conversion occurs when we 'run' our...

Thanks a lot!That cleared most of the mist.But still, there are some doubts in my mind. :) 1> .net dlls are 'compiled' to MSIL.Is this equivalent to saying, .net DLLs 'are' in MSIL? 2> Does .exe mean native code? Does a binary file mean, a file in native code? 3> Is .exe the 'only' extension...

Let me put my Question in two parts. Part 1> When I build any of my .net project, it gets converted into an EXE, right? And that exe is in MSIL? Now the second part is dependent on whether I got myself right in the first part. So tell me if i got it correct in the first,den I can move on to...

DLL == binary file,ok.So this means its native(machine) code.Well, if that is it, then I would like to know if there is any 'physical' existance of Microsofts Intermediate Language code on my machine, after building/compiling of any of my project. (I again hope that I know wht I want to ask, and...

Hi I want to know in what form(IL or native code) is the component dll file in, when we build the classlibrary project; after adding a component in it. I hope you get my question. Thanks in advance, - Sandeep.