[Progress Communities] [Progress OpenEdge ABL] Forum Post: RE: Technical background information on .NET bridge

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Thanks Peter. There's a lot of interesting info in there, though we're missing a presenter to add the details. I assume the notes are Laura's side notes while presenting? Some raise more questions (like slide 46: "Only if they ask!" ;-)) I noticed Laura's comment on slide 34: "Internals of this is a whole talk unto itself" If such a talk/presentation exists, I would be very interested in seeing it! If you're reading this Laura... (if you're not yet fed up with the support cases we've been throwing your way...) What I'm currently wondering: for hybrid objects a proxy is generated at runtime, using reflection. Could it be an performance improvement if that was part of the compilation step? So that compiling ABL code results in r-code + one or more .NET assemblies that contain the types that now end up being created in a dynamic assembly at run-time? Or is this step negligible in terms of performance? Does this generation happen for every use of a specific type, or only once per session?

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