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Now that you ve learned about several benefits provided by the .NET assembly, let s shift gears and get a better idea of how an assembly is composed under the hood. Structurally speaking, a .NET assembly (*.dll or *.exe) consists of the following elements: A Windows file header A CLR file header CIL code Type metadata An assembly manifest Optional embedded resources

While the first two elements (the Windows and CLR headers) are blocks of data you can typically always ignore, they do deserve some brief consideration. Here s an overview of each element.

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The Windows file header establishes the fact that the assembly can be loaded and manipulated by the Windows family of operating systems. This header data also identifies the kind of application (consolebased, GUI-based, or *.dll code library) to be hosted by Windows. If you open a .NET assembly using the dumpbin.exe utility (via a Visual Studio 2010 command prompt) and specify the /headers flag as so:

you can view an assembly s Windows header information. Here is the (partial) Windows header information for the CarLibrary.dll assembly you will build a bit later in this chapter (if you would like to run dumpbin.exe yourself right now, you can specify the name of any *.dll or *.exe you wrote during this book in place of CarLibrary.dll): Dump of file CarLibrary.dll PE signature found File Type: DLL FILE HEADER VALUES 14C machine (x86) 3 number of sections 4B37DCD8 time date stamp Sun Dec 27 16:16:56 2009 0 file pointer to symbol table 0 number of symbols E0 size of optional header 2102 characteristics Executable 32 bit word machine DLL OPTIONAL HEADER VALUES 10B magic # (PE32) 8.00 linker version E00 size of code 600 size of initialized data 0 size of uninitialized data 2CDE entry point (00402CDE) 2000 base of code 4000 base of data 400000 image base (00400000 to 00407FFF) 2000 section alignment 200 file alignment 4.00 operating system version 0.00 image version 4.00 subsystem version 0 Win32 version 8000 size of image 200 size of headers 0 checksum

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3 subsystem (Windows CUI) ... Now, remember that the vast majority of .NET programmers will never need to concern themselves with the format of the header data embedded in a .NET assembly. Unless you happen to be building a new .NET language compiler (where you would care about such information), you are free to remain blissfully unaware of the grimy details of the header data. Do be aware, however, that this information is used under the covers when Windows loads the binary image into memory.

The CLR header is a block of data that all .NET assemblies must support (and do support, courtesy of the C# compiler) in order to be hosted by the CLR. In a nutshell, this header defines numerous flags that enable the runtime to understand the layout of the managed file. For example, flags exist that identify the location of the metadata and resources within the file, the version of the runtime the assembly was built against, the value of the (optional) public key, and so forth. If you supply the /clrheader flag to dumpbin.exe like so:

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