Use of imperative demands can lead to unforeseen security problems. The values used to construct a permission should not change within the scope of the demand call. For some components the scope spans from the demand call to end of the method; for others it spans from the demand call until the component is finalized. If the values used to construct the permission are fields or properties, they can be changed within the scope of the demand call. This can lead to race conditions, mutable read-only arrays, and problems with boxed value types.
Use Library Dependency Inputs : Specifies whether or not inputs (.obj's) that form the library outputs are automatically ...
Use Library Dependency Inputs : Specifies whether or not the inputs to the librarian tool are used rather than the library ...
Use Library Dependency Inputs|Specifies whether or not inputs (.obj's) that form the library outputs are automatically linked ...
Use of Deny or PermitOnly should be carefully reviewed. Use of Deny or PermitOnly should be carefully considered, as they ...
Use of imperative demands can lead to unforeseen security problems. The values used to construct a permission should not ...
Use of IntPtr in managed code may indicate a potential security and reliability problem. All uses of IntPtr must be reviewed ...
Use present and past tense for pre-events and post-events, instead of using 'Before' and 'After'. For example, use Closing ...
Use relative references so that macros are recorded with actions relative to the initial selected cell. For instance, if ...
Use Test Impact Analysis to identify the tests that you should run to verify code changes or to assess the risk of a code ...