Matt Warren • 9/26/2019

"Stubs" in the .NET Runtime

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This technical deep-dive explores 'stubs' in the .NET Runtime, which act as indirection layers between method call-sites and callees. It covers why stubs are needed, their various types (e.g., for delegates, generics, P/Invoke), and how they are managed, including details on the CLR ABI, JIT compilation, and Virtual Stub Dispatch.

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