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How dotnet.exe resolves and loads the hostfxr library – Exploring the .NET muxer

8th November 20248th November 2024 Steve Gordon

In this post, we will continue our journey into the functionality and implementation of dotnet.exe, specifically focusing on how the hostfxr library is resolved and loaded. This post follows part one of this series, “A Brief Introduction to the .NET Muxer (aka dotnet.exe)“. Note: These posts are a deep dive into .NET internals and won’t […]

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