c# – Domain neutral assemblies

Question:

What kind of animal is it, how to do it and when is it better to use this hint?

As I understand it is used to achieve resource savings?

Answer:

Not really, if the conditions for this method are met, that is, the likelihood of less memory use.

  • If the assembly is loaded as domain neutral, then all application domains with the same security permission set can share JIT-compiled code, which reduces the amount of memory required for the application. However, the assembly cannot be unloaded from the process.

  • If an assembly is not loaded as domain neutral, it must be JIT compiled in every application domain it is loaded into. However, an assembly can be unloaded from a process by unloading all application domains to which it is loaded.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/ru-ru/library/43wc4hhs(v=vs.110).aspx

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