Umang Kathiyara

• Jul 30th, 2007

 

The Answer Is CLR (Comman Language Runtime) ...

rajesh

• Sep 12th, 2007

 

All options i.e MSIL/IL, JIT and CLR.

CLR(Common Language Runtime): CLR represents runtime environment of .Net which is responsible for executing .Net program on the production PC. It converts MSIL/IL code to native/machine understandable code by the help of its complier known as JIT.

MSIL/IL(Microsoft Intermediate Language): .Net language compliers generates IL code which is managed code as it is managed by .Net (CLR).

JIT: .Net (CLR) compiler the complies IL code into machine code.

pradhib.l

 Profile Answers by pradhib.l 

• Aug 20th, 2008

 

MSIL and IL are same there is no difference. .clr is a main thing it produce the MSIL (microsoft  intermediate language(MSIL) or Intermediate Language (IL)). so it converts the source code written in any language supported by .Net like (C#,vb.net,J#) into MSIL code. This code is converted to native code by using JIT.
so the main thing that we call the .Net is platform independent is CLR

Kanchan

• Nov 27th, 2011

 

CLR is common Langauge Runtime.it is used to execute code.Code of .net is convert into MSLI(Microsoft Intermediate Language)/IL(Intermediate Language)using .net compiler JIT converts this code into native code that understood by operating system.

sumanth

• Nov 29th, 2011

 

CLR