Hi all,
The documentation for NGEN states "If Ngen.exe encounters any
methods in an assembly that it cannot generate, it excludes them from
the native image. When the runtime executes this assembly, it will
revert to JIT compilation for the methods that were not included in
the native image."
I am in a position where I need to determine if this exclusion
occurs, but it's not clear to me how to determine this-- can I get
NGEN to create a log of any methods that couldn't be generated?
Thank you!
Will
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