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Author: Grim Maple

.NET Managed + C Unmanaged: What’s the Cost?

June 22, 2017March 15, 2018 Grim Maple 2 Comments
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When I was programming in C#, I used to send all recursive tasks to an unmanaged C code, since the .NET performance was problematic. And now, looking back at my past experience, I think of the benefits of such code division. Do I really benefit from it, and if yes, how much? What is the best way of building API with such approach? Read More

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