CLR and JIT compiling.

CLR and JIT compiling


The CLR transforms the CIL to assembly instructions for a particular hardware architecture.
This is termed jit’ing or Just-in-time compiling.
Some initial performance cost, but the jitted code is cached for further execution.
The CLR can target the specific architecture in which the code is executing, so some performance gains are possible.
 
All .NET languages compile to the same CIL.
Each language actually uses only a subset of the CIL.
The least-common denominator is the Common Language Specification (CLS).
So, if you want to use your C# components in Visual Basic you need to program to the CLS.

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