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I tried to convert a project that relies on the vjs runtime to vs2010, but it errors out when trying to run. It's giving the error that "Could not load file or assembly 'vjslib' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format. " I reinstalled the vjs runtime, but it didn't seem to help. Is there any way to get get .net 4 to work with this? David Thielen Very simple solution - Calling J# code from .NET 4.0 You take control and load it first supplying an explicit path. Then next time it's needed, it already knows the path (or it's already loaded in the

I have some really big application mixture of c# and j#. Sometimes when I close it, there are some threads that are not closed and they are hanging in the task manager and it is impossible to kill them from there. I have really problem to find all those threads and add them to the closing event . Is there some way violently kill all threads that were opened by application in the closing event ?... Thanks. Is there maybe some Tool that can tell me what threads are opened while i close the application and who openned them ? This shouldn't be happening , and if it is, you're trying to address it

There’s a really cool diff class hosted by Google here: http://code.google.com/p/google-diff-match-patch/ I’ve used it before on a few web sites, but now I need to use it within an Excel macro to compare text between two cells. However, it is only available in JavaScript, Python, Java, and C++, not VBA. My users are limited to Excel 2003, so a pure .NET solution wouldn't work. Translating the code to VBA manually would take too much time and make upgrading difficult. One option I considered was to compile the JavaScript or Java source using the .NET compilers (JScript.NET or J#), use Reflector

Possible Duplicates: Big integers in C# C# unlimited significant decimal digits (arbitrary precision) without java I read the question at Arbitrary precision decimals in C#? but I don't have the J# library. I need a library for arbitrary precision decimals with C#. Merlyn Morgan-Graham Big Decimal: Install the J# runtime (it's free): http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?familyid=f72c74b3-ed0e-4af8-ae63-2f0e42501be1&displaylang=en Big Int (If you like J.D.'s solution, or want to come up with a rational number/fraction type class. That, and I somehow missed that you were looking