Programming in IL { Tutorial }

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Programming in IL { Tutorial }

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Hi guys ,
I am submitting a tutorial about programming in IL . Its far from complete . I am intrested in everyone's feedback ! ... I also
would like suggestions for improvement ...

Thanks in Advance
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Seems interesting ... but please use PDF oder something similar reading ".txt" makes me crazy :shock:.
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Since i have not received much comments , I can safely assume that the tutorial was useless or the presentation was simply not good . :?:


I know most of the people are polite enough not to make a negative comment . I will finish the tutorial and will submit the links later ....


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If you really want an opinion:

I don't really find the tutorial reading like a tutorial on MSIL, but rather on reverse engineering, with IL being the example of the day. I miss a bit of the basic things like how the virtual CPU that IL is written for works, being stack based rather than register based. People that have assembly experience are faced with a different set of mind (I still use pen and paper to determine the offsets with stack machines) People who are new to assembly altogether will need that basic introduction even more.
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