Unmanaged Code in C#

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Hi,

The code which runs directly under the control of code manager in CLR is called managed code. So the Garbage collector will take care of memory deallocation,providing security etc.

Then what about the unmanaged code like if pointers are used using the keyword Unsafe within the code. How the memory is deallocated for the same, because all the unmanaged code is executed under the control of operating system.

Thanks,
Prathap.

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Posted 7-Nov-12 4:42am

Prathap Gangireddy

Updated 7-Nov-12 4:54am

Thomas Daniels

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-11-07T05:32:00

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Posted 7-Nov-12 5:32am

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Prathap Gangireddy 7-Nov-12 11:40am

Hi Richard,

The link is not working.

--Prathap

Richard MacCutchan 7-Nov-12 11:46am

Sorry, it works for me. Try a search for "c# Unmanaged code" and check links in MSDN.

Prathap Gangireddy 7-Nov-12 11:53am

Actually, i have read few articles on net, but they are somewhat complicated.So i have posted here.Please provide a simple and detail explanation on this.

bbirajdar 7-Nov-12 12:26pm

The terms "complicated" , "simple" and "detail" are person relative. What seems easy to me can be complicated for you and vice versa. Better way, you should do your research on your own or contact a tutor. A tutor will judge your weak points and will try to teach you accordingly....

Richard MacCutchan 7-Nov-12 13:56pm

There is no simple detailed explanation that would be better than the information that's already out there. These things often need a few readings to get clear in the head.

Prathap Gangireddy 8-Nov-12 2:12am

Hi All,

Forums are there to help others.So if u want to answer my query in a simple manner then do the same...else don't pass comments.
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Richard MacCutchan 8-Nov-12 3:36am

We have tried to help by pointing you in the direction of some learning materials. It is now up to you to make use of them, rather than getting abusive because we have not followed your demands to the letter.