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hauteur

Language Specifics,s of the different .NET languages in a dispassionate and balanced manner, and it is worth stating at the outset that performance is a small factor when choosing a language to produce code targeted for CLR execution.

不能平靜

Strings, Text, and Regular Expressions,truct, and a number of languages targeting the CLR use aliases for System.String, such as the C# string alias, which makes strings appear to be a language primitive rather than a member of the Framework Library. The alias is resolved at compile time to System.String, and hence the choice of System.String or the language alias is entirely cosmetic.

終止

Exceptions,form across the CLR and Framework Libraries, and unmanaged function failures are translated to CLR exceptions. This allows a clean and consistent approach to error handling for all .NET code in all languages.

不整齊

IO and Serialization,tream and memory-mapped files. Streams play an important role in the IO namespace, and they allow services to be transparently applied to data flow, which can be used to boost performance in a number of scenarios.

易彎曲

Memorial

Unmanaged Code Interoperability,e is significant scope for tuning interoperability calls. As with performance tuning in other areas of functionality, performance improvement comes at the expense of other features, such as ease of use and security, and overeager performance optimization should be avoided.

Coeval

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Book 2004 a computationally intensive problem, created by different programmers in either Java the then-current managed runtime environmentor C/C++. It concluded with the finding that interpersonal differences between the developers "are much larger than the average difference between Java and C/C++" and tha