@Greg
"Until C# can cope with in-line code in assembler"
That kind of defeats the "platform-independent" nature of IL code. If you want to use inline assembler, you can always create a C++ assembly with both managed and unmanaged code. After looking into the MSCORLIB assembly with .NET Reflector, it appears to be written as such an assembly.
"without .Net's crippleware"
What...?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
