Joel Pobar's CLR weblog

I've been cooking up some notes on the ways one may do late-bound or dynamic invocation. It's unpolished, but hopefully you can dig yourself out of the weeds to get something out of it. Don't expect it to be complete, but if there's enough interest, I...

I've finally gotten around to cooking up a post about the the spectrum of late-bound invocations one may make over methods, and it includes a look at a new Whidbey feature called LCG (Lightweight Code Gen). I'll be posting the invocation story very soon...

A question came through on e-mail today, asking where one could “talk“ to the Rotor community. I figured I'd blog a representative list - if you have something to add, feel free to leave a comment. Mailing lists: DOTNET-ROTOR, hosted...

I've seen a few questions floating around about the exception handling mechanism used in Rotor (and the CLR). Here's another list of notes about exception handling in Rotor. It was written by Jan Kotas back in the day to help Rotor developers debug and...

I just posted to the Rotor newsgroup, the current job advertisements for the CLR team. Because this is a Rotor/CLR blog, I figured this post might hit the right prospective audience. Experience in the Rotor source base is a definite advantage. How can...