I need to access the AssemblyVersion info from my assembly, and I was going to use something like this: Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version; But, I see that GetName() is [SECURITY CRITICAL]. How can I get a hold of a Version object??

When creating solutions that include multiple projects, Visual Studio creates an assembly for each project. This can lead to libraries that are complicated to use, needing many references. Using ILMerge, the assemblies can be combined into a single file.

Explains how to tell if a .NET Assembly is built for debug or release by using .NET Reflector and programmatically using System.Reflection.

There are situations sometimes when .NET loads wrong assembly or can't load one at all. Usually we can see TypeLoadException in that case. Assuming we have exception at all. This post describe how to debug assembly loading problems.

Presents some interesting differences between the assembly code produced when performing some common arithmetic operations with signed and unsigned integers.

I have been using Microsofts Sandcastle for some time now and it's xml-schemas have driven me nuts.... so I made a small userinterface for Sandcastle. The program is freeware and includes the following features: - Support for online MSDN-links. - Documenting of specified namespaces instead...