Comments on: .Net performance Strut vs Class http://blog.kantikalyan.com/net-performance-strut-class/ Mostly .Net Wed, 07 Jan 2009 03:03:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: admin http://blog.kantikalyan.com/net-performance-strut-class/#comment-1661 admin Mon, 09 Jun 2008 02:45:57 +0000 http://blog.kantikalyan.com/?p=198#comment-1661 Hey Kristoffer Trolle and Bart Czernicki, I will definitely do a test and profile the memory and post them here. Thank you for your valuable suggestions. Hey Kristoffer Trolle and Bart Czernicki, I will definitely do a test and profile the memory and post them here. Thank you for your valuable suggestions.

]]> By: Kristoffer Trolle http://blog.kantikalyan.com/net-performance-strut-class/#comment-1660 Kristoffer Trolle Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:54:13 +0000 http://blog.kantikalyan.com/?p=198#comment-1660 Hmm interesting but speed isn't everything. It could be even more interesting to see how much memory struct vs class consumed, if you ex. created 5000000 of each kind. I bet struct would do better there too? Hmm interesting but speed isn’t everything. It could be even more interesting to see how much memory struct vs class consumed, if you ex. created 5000000 of each kind. I bet struct would do better there too?

]]> By: Bart Czernicki http://blog.kantikalyan.com/net-performance-strut-class/#comment-1658 Bart Czernicki Sun, 08 Jun 2008 23:00:42 +0000 http://blog.kantikalyan.com/?p=198#comment-1658 I know this is a simple example, but you really should be using the StopWatch class to measure performance (it is optmized for these kind of performance scenarios). Second, its NOT strut...its Struct. I know that not everyone is perfect and there are spelling mistakes; but you can't be writing a technical article and spell the name of the .net type/object incorrectly MULTIPLE times. Third, you may also want to provide information WHY its faster or .net memory graphs of what is going on or some info between value/reference types. Just wanted to give you some constructive feed back. I know this is a simple example, but you really should be using the StopWatch class to measure performance (it is optmized for these kind of performance scenarios).

Second, its NOT strut…its Struct. I know that not everyone is perfect and there are spelling mistakes; but you can’t be writing a technical article and spell the name of the .net type/object incorrectly MULTIPLE times.

Third, you may also want to provide information WHY its faster or .net memory graphs of what is going on or some info between value/reference types.

Just wanted to give you some constructive feed back.

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