NGen

[JMMB]

Just a confirmation.
NGen generates native code when i install the windows application on the
client or when I run it for the first time?
thanks,

[Benny Mathew]

Actually neither, you have to manually run the ngen tool, or do it
explicitly in your deployment setup

Cheers
Benny

"JMMB" <mb*******@bf.com.br> wrote in message
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Just a confirmation.
NGen generates native code when i install the windows application on the
client or when I run it for the first time?
thanks,

[NULL]

On Mon, 1 Sep 2003 23:59:42 +0530, "Benny Mathew"
<be************@yahoo.com> wrote:

Actually neither, you have to manually run the ngen tool, or do it
explicitly in your deployment setup
Correct...

NGen has to be invoked manually on your assembly. When you do so
(ngen.exe myAssembly.exe) you can consider this action as running a
full JIT compilation (only JIT here means "now") on that assembly and
giving the result (native code).

However... It is advisable not to distribute assemblies that have
been ngen'ed on _your_ computer, since ngen will apply optimizations
for the computer it is currently running on... Unless you can ngen an
assembly to the target platform, do not ngen assemlbies that will be
distributed :)

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NULL

"JMMB" <mb*******@bf.com.br> wrote in message
news:Ov**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

Just a confirmation.
NGen generates native code when i install the windows application on the
client or when I run it for the first time?
thanks,