asirisha

 Profile Answers by asirisha 

• Mar 23rd, 2007

 

 i think it is not misl code it is msil code.
when compling to the managed code , your source code is translated to microsoft intermediate language code( MSIL), which is cpu-indenpendent set of instructions  that can be effectively converted to native code.

Snehangshu Bhusan Pal

• Jul 6th, 2007

 

MSIL code is the Microsoft Intermediate Language. This is the code created by the CLR from the source code. This MSIL code is converted to machine/native code by JIT compiler. This machine code is actually the code which runs.

Kanchan

• Nov 27th, 2011

 

MSIL(Microsoft Intermediate Language).It is converted from source code by JIT compiler.

Sumanth

• Nov 29th, 2011

 

Before compiler converting into CLR, first the codes in the format of MSIL / IL, then it gets convert into CLR

Sekhar

• Feb 6th, 2012

 

MSIL is Microsoft Intermediate Language. It a part of CLR. In .Net we can design our programs in any language like VB, C#, VC++ and etc.. All these languages instructions will convert into MSIL format. After MSIL it will converted to JIT (Just In Time), is a machine understandable code.

navneet bana

• Aug 12th, 2012

 

what is the misl

NAVNEET BANA

• Aug 12th, 2012

 

MISL AND JIT COMPILATION

Gaurav Bhutra

• May 1st, 2013

 

An assembly contains CIL code, which is conceptually similar to Java byte code in that it is not compiled to platform specific instructions unit Absolute Necessary. Absolute Necessary is the point at which block of CIL instructions is referenced for use by the .NET runtime