Which is the heart of the .net engine?

Posted By :abhay Posted Date :March 13, 2010 Points :10 Category :.NET Framework

The CLR is the engine that drives every .Net application. It consists of the jitter [the Just In Time compiler] that compiles CIL [Common Intermediate Language] to native object code, the garbage collector, the Common Type System [CTS] and the exception handling machinery. The CLR gets threads and bulk memory management from the underlying operating system, and not much else.

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