Hi,

In my winform application, when I try to launch any form first time,
it takes long time, but for the next time it gets launched in a very
less time.

One reason I know is MSIl is converted into m/c code(JIT compilation).
I cannot use ngen(it requires admin rights on the client m/c), so is
there is any way by which I can skip this MSIL -> m/c code
compilation?

(VB compiles application specific to processor(e.g. Pentium), in .Net
JIT compiles specific to processor type(e.g. Pentium1, Pentium 2
etc..) But it comes at the cost of first time loading. For my
application, option provided by VB is fine(compile application
targeting a processor).

Is this option available in .Net?

Pls help.

Thanx and Regards,
Atul

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(E-Mail Removed) (Atul) wrote in message news:<(E-Mail Removed)>...
> Hi,
>
> In my winform application, when I try to launch any form first time,
> it takes long time, but for the next time it gets launched in a very
> less time.
>
> One reason I know is MSIl is converted into m/c code(JIT compilation).
> I cannot use ngen(it requires admin rights on the client m/c), so is
> there is any way by which I can skip this MSIL -> m/c code
> compilation?
>
> (VB compiles application specific to processor(e.g. Pentium), in .Net
> JIT compiles specific to processor type(e.g. Pentium1, Pentium 2
> etc..) But it comes at the cost of first time loading. For my
> application, option provided by VB is fine(compile application
> targeting a processor).
>
> Is this option available in .Net?
>
> Pls help.
>
> Thanx and Regards,
> Atul