Jason Zander - About the CLR team
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Charles Torre, one of the developers who works on Channel 9's code, sat down with Jason Zander, Product Unit Manager of the .NET Common Language Runtime team. Here's the first part of that interview.
"Our team is a cross between compiler geeks and kernel geeks," Zander says in response to "What is the magic of the CLR?"
"We do the rocket science so you don't have to."
"Our team is a cross between compiler geeks and kernel geeks," Zander says in response to "What is the magic of the CLR?"
"We do the rocket science so you don't have to."
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/perf
Rico Mariani mentioned it in CLR Team Part II. He also has a lot of good perf info in his blog:
http://blogs.msdn.com/ricom/
But I could be wrong, that might not be what he was talking about at all. Good info anyway.
There's a lot of backup material on my blog. There is a link to the Headtrax report and more discussion there. There is also conceptual information on Ngen here as well.
Two pieces of trivia:
1. The white cup on my desk says:
Cup<T>
a clever idea that Anthony Moore, BCL dev lead, came up with for our Generics release.
2. On the left speaker is the "Checkin Cartman". During V1 we didn't have great checkin automation (the system rocks now). After a long tree freeze, we'd bring the tree back up for checkins by serializing per dev lead. Only the dev lead with the Cartman could check in.
That is bloody brilliant. You should market that.
It almost works better in VB syntax: Cup(Of T)
But because of the familiarity of the angle-bracket generics syntax (thanks to C++), I like the Cup<T> version best.
Christian
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