What are clr?cts?cls?
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Answer Posted / raj
CLR is .NET runtime execution environment. It manages code
verification, code-based security, code execution, memory
management through Garbage Collector. All the code that
runs under the control of CLR is termed as managed code.
Source code is first compiled to MSIL (microsoft
intermediate language) by JIT. Portion of the code is
executed as it is called by JIT compiler. Not all the code
gets executed for the first time. IL code is then converted
to native machine code.
CLS works with CTS to support language interoperability
that target .net. CTS defines predefined datatypes. CLS is
set of standards that all languages target .net must
support. all code must be CLS-compliant code to be able to
interoperable.
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