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Carlos Magalhaes
Hi all,

Where can I read up about the System.IO I need a indepth view on it.

Thank you

Carlos

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Mitch Denny (VIP)
Carlos,

Perhaps the most depth coverage of the .NET System.IO namespace
is in the SDK itself. When you downloaded the SDK it would have
installed a whole bundle of documentation. If you open that
documentation and go to this location:

    ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/cpref/html/frlrfSystemIO.htm

I don't think there are any published books that look at the
IO namespace in any more depth than the framework. Your other
option if you are really keen is to use ILDASM to look at the
actual IL for the System.dll and mscorlib.dll assemblies and
look behind the scenes as to what it is actually doing. You'll
find that it fairly quickly thunks down to unmanaged code and
calls into the Win32 API. Whether this is legal or not, I am
not certain (IANAL). Another way is to grab the source code to
ROTOR (Shared Source CLI) from Microsoft or the MONO code which
will have a similar implementation I am sure (atleast externally).

    http://msdn.microsoft.com (for ROTOR)
    http://www.go-mono.com (for MONO)

Hope this helps.

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Hi all,

Where can I read up about the System.IO I need a indepth view on it.

Thank you

Carlos

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