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DLL HELL

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    jinnyb
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    Can any one pls tell me what should be my answer in the interview if i m asked how is dll hell problem solved in .net or y dll hell does occur in .net Patel Neelesh A

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      Can any one pls tell me what should be my answer in the interview if i m asked how is dll hell problem solved in .net or y dll hell does occur in .net Patel Neelesh A

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      jinnyb wrote: Can any one pls tell me what should be my answer in the interview if i m asked how is dll hell problem solved in .net or y dll hell does occur in .net Problem known as "Dll hell" simply means that if cumputer system has too many dlls and became complex, CPU can't handle so big amount of data... it starts to heat up badly, it's hot as hell. That's it. In .Net framework, there are small software agents - linux penguins - whose cool off CPU with pieces of ice from Antarctica. So that's how .NET solves Dll Hell. ------- Sorry, but you don't have google or what? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=dll+hell+.NET&btnG=Search[^] David Never forget: "Stay kul and happy" (I.A.)
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        Can any one pls tell me what should be my answer in the interview if i m asked how is dll hell problem solved in .net or y dll hell does occur in .net Patel Neelesh A

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        DLL hell means that if you install an application and this application replaces an old DLL with a new DLL and another application depends on this old DLL that the already installed application has a problem. The resource files of Win32 have a version resource but the operating system itself doesn't have any versioning rules.

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          jinnyb wrote: Can any one pls tell me what should be my answer in the interview if i m asked how is dll hell problem solved in .net or y dll hell does occur in .net Problem known as "Dll hell" simply means that if cumputer system has too many dlls and became complex, CPU can't handle so big amount of data... it starts to heat up badly, it's hot as hell. That's it. In .Net framework, there are small software agents - linux penguins - whose cool off CPU with pieces of ice from Antarctica. So that's how .NET solves Dll Hell. ------- Sorry, but you don't have google or what? http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=dll+hell+.NET&btnG=Search[^] David Never forget: "Stay kul and happy" (I.A.)
          David's thoughts / dnhsoftware.org / MyHTMLTidy

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          dnh wrote: small software agents - linux penguins - whose cool off CPU with pieces of ice from Antarctica. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:


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