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106 results about "Managed code" patented technology

Managed code is computer program code that requires and will execute only under the management of a Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) Virtual Execution System (VES) virtual machine, e.g. .NET Core CoreFX, .NET Framework Common Language Runtime (CLR), or Mono. The term was coined by Microsoft.

Serialization for structured tracing in managed code

A system and method, useful in tracing program execution, for serializing data, such as an object data, into consistent, structured (e.g., XML) output. A serializer processes an object's data, and for each set of data, records the object's data in a structured (e.g., XML) format that reflects the object's current state. Nodes corresponding to fields and properties of the object are nested in the structure. Simple types define nodes with the current data value associated with the tag. More complex types including arrays, collections, dictionaries and exceptions are stored as individual members of a type, with any complex members further broken down into sub-nodes. Object data including custom collections, dictionaries, non-public fields and properties and properties with only get-accessor are serialized. The resulting output, such as in an XML formatted structure, is easy to read by humans, and is easily processed, such as for automated analysis purposes.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Systems and methods for managing drivers in a computing system

Managed code, including applications, runtime, and driver, have a priori knowledge of the client's exact hardware configuration, just as the JIT compiler has a priori knowledge of the microprocessor type on the target computer system. At compile time, the compiler knows the effective version various system drivers, so that the compiler can emit an executable tuned for a particular driver version and target system.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Method and apparatus for accessing instrumentation data from within a managed code environment

An instrumentation client API is provided within a managed code runtime environment for accessing instrumentation data that resides outside of the managed code runtime environment. The instrumentation client API provides access to instrumentation data in a manner that is consistent with the classes and models provided by the runtime environment, raises exceptions in a manner that is compatible with the runtime environment, and is secure. The instrumentation client API wraps, or translates, calls to and from an instrumentation data source external to the runtime environment. The API interacts with an interface provided by the instrumentation data source to provide functionality and connectivity that is not otherwise provided by the instrumentation data source. The API also provides access to instrumentation data in a manner that is consistent with the models and classes provided by the runtime platform. The classes defined by the API return collections and exceptions in a way that is consistent with the managed code runtime platform.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Managing code-tracing data

A method of managing code-tracing data is described. The method comprises the steps of: receiving code-tracing data from an executing software component; adding the received code-tracing data to a log stored in temporary storage; detecting a property of the received code-tracing data; copying the log to non-volatile storage when the property matches a defined trigger property; and deleting contents of the log according to a caching policy when the property does not match a defined trigger property.
Owner:NCR CORP

Systems, methods, and apparatus for automated code testing

Systems, apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture provide for managing code deployment. In one example implementation, after packaging application code, a code deployment system defines a first container and a second container for a container-as-a-service (CaaS) service, based on the application code package. The example system then uses the CaaS service to automatically conduct a first container test of the first container, and, in parallel, to automatically conduct a second container test of the second container.
Owner:THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY
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