17 kwi 2020 | Blog | Platform | .net | .net core | asm | clr | coreclr | IT
Everyone knows that C# is a strongly typed language and incorrect type usage is simply not possible there. So, the following program will just not compile: [crayon-5f7816beafc50240755933/] That’s good, it means we can trust Roslyn (C# compiler) not to generate improper type-safety code. But what if we rewrite the same code to the Common Intermediate […]