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QuestionUse NGEN with WebDeployment Pin
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Simon P Stevens18-Jul-08 2:00
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I agree with Scott here. I can't think of any good reason to use NGEN on a web app.

All NGEN does is pre-JIT the IL to native assembly. This has lots of implications as it means the CLR can no longer run optimisations as it jits. The CLR is very effcient, it can often optimise things as it goes along because it knows the context it is running in. By using NGEN you remove that optimisation.

The normal performance benifit associated with NGEN is improved cold start up times as the CLR doesn't have to jit compile methods before it can run them. Once the app is started though, the CLR caches jit compiled stuff so it doesn't have to do it again. By the very nature of a web app, cold start up time is irrelevant, it is just continuously running, so only the very first user will experience any slow down related to jitting, after that, the assembly is cached and no more jit compilation is required.

Simon

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