Hello!

Assume I have a web site consisting of several pages. So on the web server I
store only the source code.
When a client is requesting a web page it must first be compiled into IL
code and then will the JIT compile the IL code into native machine code. Now
to my question. Is is a performance penalty to compile the source code into
IL code ?

I mean would it be better to compile the souce code into IL code and then
copy this IL code to the web server ?
Is that possible ?

//Tony

Tony Johansson wrote:
> Assume I have a web site consisting of several pages. So on the web server I
> store only the source code.
> When a client is requesting a web page it must first be compiled into IL
> code and then will the JIT compile the IL code into native machine code. Now
> to my question. Is is a performance penalty to compile the source code into
> IL code ?
>
> I mean would it be better to compile the souce code into IL code and then
> copy this IL code to the web server ?
> Is that possible ?

You should look into the difference between the "ASP.NET Web Site" and
"ASP.NET Web Application" project types.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3...eb-application

On 7/6/2011 7:13 AM, Tony Johansson wrote:
> Assume I have a web site consisting of several pages. So on the web server I
> store only the source code.
> When a client is requesting a web page it must first be compiled into IL
> code and then will the JIT compile the IL code into native machine code. Now
> to my question. Is is a performance penalty to compile the source code into
> IL code ?
>
> I mean would it be better to compile the souce code into IL code and then
> copy this IL code to the web server ?
> Is that possible ?

It is possible, but not necessary.

Let us say that the pages is viewed 10000 times before the app
is restarted.

1 x ASP.NET compile + 1 x JIT compile + 10000 x execute

is not much bigger than:

1 x JIT compile + 10000 x execute

Arne