Writing pure MSIL/IL/CIL code: .NET Internals. Part 2
Tural Suleymani
Perhaps it's because the first language I learned was assembler; I simply enjoy delving into the internals.
We often hear about stack memory, but would you like to see it with the naked eye using .NET IL(Intermediate Language)?
Stack memory is primarily utilized for storing local variables, function call information (such as return addresses), and context information during function calls.
In my second tutorial on .NET IL, we'll explore the realm of stack memory. By the end, you'll learn:
How IL utilizes stack memory.
How IL creates variables for interaction with it.
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Tural Suleymani
Tural Suleymani
Regularly, I drop new videos on 'DecodeBytes' YouTube channel, sharing practical tips, tackling common challenges, and offering unique insights to help you level up your coding skills. Subscribe now and join the journey! Short about me : Tural has over 10 years of experience as a Senior FullStack Developer and Technology Evangelist, including 9 years of experience teaching software development. At Sphere( bp), he leads the development of large-scale microservices using .NET Core, and cutting-edge technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, Kafka, GraphQL etc. A self-taught pioneer he empowers developers through his "DecodeBytes" YouTube channel and actively contributes to the tech communities, authoring video courses and sharing insightful articles on C#, Apache Kafka, GraphQL, Javascript, Node.js, and Microservices. A Microsoft Certified Specialist(MCSD, MCSA, ext.MCT) and 2x C# Corner MVP, Tural is driven by a constant desire to learn, innovate, and inspire others to unlock their full potential. Check out my "Apache Kafka for Distributed Systems" Udemy course!