C# Programming - .NET Framework - Discussion

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Chowdary is up to point:-)

The first thing we must know is after writing the programm code in environment(human understandable language) we must convert to System understandable language that is done by compiler..that code will be generated in the form of MSIL(or)IL(or)BYTE CODE.

Now this code must be convert to NATIVE code i.e this code must be understand by the MICROPROCESSOR.so for this reason some time need to be spend by the PROCESSOR

After this step we can run the application which are implemented by the CLI

What is CLI?
It is open specification given by the MICROSOFT which provides the complete infrastructure required to work with the multiple programming languages.
i.e whatever languages we use for developing the application..that language must be work in .net environment.that is the facility provided by the CLI.

Guys can you please explain me how the answer is correct ?

Performance Counters are Windows OS objects that capture metrics about the performance of hardware and applications. For example, performance counters can capture performance metrics for processors, memory, threads, events, and processes. Metrics can be used to detect problems or to 'tune' applications and hardware for maximum performance.

.NET Framework Performance Counters

There are performance counters you can use to collect metrics about performance within the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and ASP.NET.

JIT Performance Counters
Describes the performance counters that provide information about code that has been just-in-time (JIT) compiled.

Geetika explanation is right.

Just in time generates the native code after the MSIL comliled by the CLR.

Jit means compiling the code when its needed, this saves memory as not all the program comes into ram at once. But comes in modules as when needed.

What all action does JIT perform?

JIT means just in time.