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Meaning of term microsoft intermediate language

The CPU-independent instruction set that is generated by the Microsoft .NET Framework compilers and consumed by the .NET Framework's common language runtime. Before MSIL can be executed, it must be converted to native, CPU-specific code by the common lang

 

Acronym : MSIL

 

Source: http://www.okdhs.org/nr/rdonlyres/3f6765df-14d1-47c5-ad01-c891fa101254/0/glossary_okdhs_03142007.xls MSN

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