Re: About speed
- From: "Ingvar Nilsen" <no.spam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 24 Jun 2006 12:47:46 -0700
Bryce K. Nielsen wrote:
What problems do you have?
I have written a rather large data binder framework for ASP.Net in
C#, and building this up from the ground, I am very satisfied with
C#. That doesn't necessarily have much to do with .net, GC has
though, so I am just curious.
It's not knowing what's going on and odd, erratic behaviors that
occassionaly occur. If I'm handling memory, I know exactly what's
going on.
Right. In an environment that is designed for this.
If GC is doing it and giving me reused objects, I see
strange behavior from time to time.
The cause might be that you want to "take over" for, or interfere with
GC..
For example, occassionaly a Form
I'm using/freeing/using again will have the old variable values and I
have to write special initialization code.
Uh.. I think your are not supposed to "free" it when GC is around.
Why do you free it at all? If you don't free it but instead create a
new instance, does this new instance carry over old variable values? I
guess not!
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