We now know that managed code is the order of the day.

The shell has changed significantly, but it is not managed code.

The public side is only available through managed code.

This means that Managed code applications don't need a .

While this technique can address many of the major concerns, it is not always available (typically only in managed code).

There were several services implemented entirely in managed code.

The biggest change was the introduction of a managed code development environment using the .

In managed code, it is common to use instrumentation.

One key example is the extensive use of managed code for userspace applications.

It also supports the execution of managed code on the Xbox 360.

It could be interpreted as an advantage of managed code to prohibit poor technique.

Applications in the planned Blaze platform will be built with managed code.

For programs executing in a managed code environment, such as the .

Net are way up on help wanted lists because most business users have long since migrated toward managed code.

Language services can be implemented either in native code or managed code.

Singularity's big feature is that it is written in managed code.

The other aspect to this change was the abandonment of the extensive use of managed code.

Customers want to see more information on managed code than they do on native code.

Both C++ and managed code are supported.

This is analogous to managed code in Microsoft's .

Provides easy access to Active Directory from managed code.

This allows for writing graphical applications for Windows from within managed code.

NET framework and allows developers to extend it in managed code.

Microsoft's Visual C++ development environment can produce both managed code, running under the .

Apple certainly had nothing to do with the creation of managed code or Java's implementation of it.