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Is the code that is generated from .net framework well structured and easy to follow.
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Are you refering to the output of the compilers? If you are, then the output is MSIL and it is easily understandable by humans if you disassemble an assembly (use ildasm.exe to view the output). John Gough's book "Compiling for the .Net Common Language Runtime (ISBN 0-13-062296-6 prentice hall 2002)" is a good resource for understanding MSIL and writing compilers that target the CLR.
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Jackson Davis [MSFT]
Microsoft VSTO Tools
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Is the code that is generated from .net framework well structured and easy to follow.
Hope that helps
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Is the code that is generated from .net framework well structured and easy to follow.
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How easy is it to debug a problem?
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when you generate an application using .net framework and there is a problem with the application, is the source code difficult to debug? Are errors ease to trace?