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Title: A Good Basic Introduction to the CLR
Review: Applied Microsoft .NET Framework Programming is a solid introduction to the CLR. Richter provides a peek under the hood of delegates, the garbage collector, finalization and application domains.The book contains a mixture of practical advice and technical trivia. Some C# knowledge would be useful to get the most out of the numerous examples.There is a good level of detail for such a readable book. If you want more technical information about IL and the CLR, Gough, J. "Compiling for the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR)" might be a good follow-on from Applied .NET.
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