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Post-Deployment NGen of Assemblies.

Hi There

If you have a .NET based application installed and you'd like to increase
the start-up performance of that application; can you NGen assemblies once
the application is installed?

The application in question is quite a complex one and I doubt this will be
a simple task.

Thereafter it is likely that the publishers of the application will want to
NGen it during installation, however as a customer of this application; can
I NGen it after install?

Regards,

Doug Holland
Precision Objects
Jul 19 '05 #1
1 1968
sure, you can just run 'ngen app.dll' where app.dll is your app.

rajasi

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Hi There

If you have a .NET based application installed and you'd like to increase
the start-up performance of that application; can you NGen assemblies once
the application is installed?

The application in question is quite a complex one and I doubt this will be a simple task.

Thereafter it is likely that the publishers of the application will want to NGen it during installation, however as a customer of this application; can I NGen it after install?

Regards,

Doug Holland
Precision Objects

Jul 19 '05 #2

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