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Why Microsoft dropped COM

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  • J Joao Vaz

    Nice read to understand the reasoning behind no deterministic finalization and garbage collection that Microsoft uses with .NET . The Why of GC Cheers, Joao Vaz Unhappy TCL programmer

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    Very cool article. Saw it a while ago, but must be one of the most published links that I've come across. Cheers, Simon "I get paid for my brain and my thinking in several obscure worlds", Olli, The Lounge

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      Very cool article. Saw it a while ago, but must be one of the most published links that I've come across. Cheers, Simon "I get paid for my brain and my thinking in several obscure worlds", Olli, The Lounge

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      simons wrote: Very cool article Indeed it is. Nothing better to known the Microsoft reasoning to better understand the current state of affairs concerning .NET (sounds like a political) simons wrote: but must be one of the most published links that I've come across. Without a doubt Brian Harry with his earned popularity due to this post should run up for President !!! :laugh: Joao Vaz Unhappy TCL programmer

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      • J Joao Vaz

        Nish, check this Garbage Collection Faq and on MSDN specifically for GC on NET by Jeffrey Ritcher ... GC Part 1 GC Part 2 This articles are more approachable to understand GC on .NET . Cheers, Joao Vaz Unhappy TCL programmer

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        Yeah, I'd read the two part GC article in MSDN Mag before nad thought it was really good. Not had chance to read the one posted in the thread starter yet though, but will be having a look through it soon. -- Andrew.

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          Yeah, I'd read the two part GC article in MSDN Mag before nad thought it was really good. Not had chance to read the one posted in the thread starter yet though, but will be having a look through it soon. -- Andrew.

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          The 2 articles on MSDNMag are very cool, Jeffrey Ritcher really explains the things in english. Very nice indeed :-D Cheers, Joao Vaz Unhappy TCL programmer

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