What does msil do?
Answer / Manmohan Singh
"MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language)" is an intermediate language used by the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) to execute code written in .NET languages. It is compiled from higher-level languages and can be further compiled to native machine code for improved performance.
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