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Let's say you write an application in C#, VB.NET, anything with .NET. When you hit build, does it really compile your code? I thought so until I started using Redgate 's reflector on some of my assemblies and saw my code verbatim. I would have expected loops to be unrolled and another plethora of optimizations, instead nothing. So when does the compilation actually happen? I think when it is built, code become CIL (Intermediary Language) and when execution occurs, it is loading in the CLR ? Is it optimized during CLR only and never at build time?
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