By mswatcher
via blogs.msdn.com
Submitted: Mar 21 2013 / 12:57
While developing Windows Phone 7 or other .NET based applications on Visual Studio, building the project converted the code to an Intermediate Language (IL) which was later converted to binary, by a just-in-time (JIT) compiler, when it needed to be executed. The JIT compiler is invoked on a per-method basis as soon as the method in question is invoked. For subsequent calls to the method, the previous results are cached and reused, but only until the application is shut down! Then, all the compiled code is simply thrown away and the whole process starts over the next time the application is launched.
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