How clr understands different languages ?

Question

Hi all friends here.. I have 1.5 years of web development experiences in .net and been learning .net internals it is being much more difficult to understand about the magic of how clr understands different languages?.. if u friend know how does the clr do magics?.. thanks in advance for u all friends..

Melbin m p · Answer

Not Different Language Once your Code gets compiled using CLR the code is not converted to CPU instructions First what ever language example c++C#VB.Net if you compile using CLR first it's partially compiled that is MSIL(Intermediate Language) after that when the application starts an action your MSIL is further Compiled to Machine Instructions JIT is responsible for that action.

Nitin Sontakke · Answer

Let me try to explain in simplest possible terms: Strictly technically CLR doesn't understand any language such as C# or VB. All it understand is stuff like MSIL CTS etc. It is the compiler of the of the language which does the initial parsing of your code and makes MSIL out of it. So even if you are seeing .exe extension of the file it is not the true .exe. It is still a .obj file from older days such as COBOL etc. It is CLR which translates this MSIL code to binary code which computer really understands and the executes it. You may also wish to read a book CLR via C# for better understanding of whole process.

Ayan Roy · Answer

CLR is the heart of the. Net framework. Microsoft tries to bring the all the language under one umbrella that's why they introduce the MSIL(Microsoft Intermediate Language) and CTS(Common Type System). CTS is mainly used to interact with the CLR .

Nanhe Siddique · Answer

read this link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Language_Runtime it may help you

Vidya Vrat Agarwal · Answer

What you are reffering to is about NET CLR Execution model Watch my YouTube video on this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCHoBJf4htg LIke comment and Subscribe to the channel