Exploring the .NET Core 3.0 Runtime

CHAPTER 1: .NET Assembly

CHAPTER GOAL: In this chapter we will learn about the purpose and benefits of the .NET Assembly, and how to deal with fundamental's tasks and tools.

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SUB - TOPICS

1. Acronym's.

2. .NET SDK tools.

1. The Ilasm tool.

2. The ILDasm tool.

3. About the Assembly.

1. Static Assembly.

2. Dynamic Assembly.

4. Structural organization of an assembly.

1. Manifest.

2. Versioning.

3. Strong-named assemblies.

5. Programming with .NET Assemblies

1. Creating an Assembly.

2. Loading an Assembly.

3. Assembly side-by-side execution.

4. The Global Assembly Cache idea.

5. Unloading an Assembly.

6. Conclusions.

1. Do's and Don'ts.

CHAPTER 2: Code Generation and .NET Programming Languages

CHAPTER GOAL: In this chapter we will learn about the .NET API's used for the programming with code generation.

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SUB - TOPICS:

7. Acronym's.

8. Working with .NET CodeDOM.

1. Dynamic Source code generation.

2. Code compilation.

9. Working with .NET Reflection.

1. Emitting source code in Intermediate Language.

2. Compiling the emitted code.

10. Conclusion.

1. Do's and Don'ts.

CHAPTER 3: Code Generator Tool

CHAPTER GOAL: In this chapter we will learn about the code generator tool and its programming model.

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SUB -TOPICS

1. Acronyms.

2. Language-agnostic source code model.

3. Building a Source Code Model for a program.

4. Writing the source code.

5. Compiling the source code.

6. Using the source code.

7. Conclusions.

1. Do's and Don'ts.

CHAPTER 4: Metadata Inspector tool

CHAPTER GOAL: In this chapter we will learn about the metadata inspector tool and its programming model.

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SUB - TOPICS:

1. Acronyms.

2. The metadata information.

3. Working with .NET Assemblies and Binary Modules.

1. .NET Assembly Manifest information.

2.&