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July 2003 - Posts

Binding to .NET Frameworks Assemblies

By "Frameworks assemblies," I mean the assemblies that ship with the CLR. But, I'm not counting mscorlib.dll , since it's special in a different way. With v1.0 SP3 or later, Frameworks assemblies are unified. That means that the version of those assemblies
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Assembly Identity

There are two types of assembly identity that the loader deals with: bind-time and after bind-time. The identity is used to determine whether we will consider a certain assembly to be the same thing as an assembly reference or another assembly. Assembly
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Unloading an Assembly

There's no way to unload an individual assembly without unloading all of the appdomains containing it. (See here for why not.) This can by done by calling AppDomain.Unload() for each AppDomain that has it loaded. (You could also use UnloadDomain() on
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