>> (BTW, did anyone notice? The Java version actually took less lines of code than the C# version, hmmm?)
just got shown this today. the first dishonesty in the comparison is the fact that when you format the code the same way in both languages, the c# is 8 lines longer with that dramatic increase comeing from the extra usings and the namespace block stmt. that s huge isn't it? im still working on the performance details, but im sure i will find similar trickery.
Those statements have no effekt on the final code ...
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2005-07-07 06:01 AM
It doesn't matter how many using statements you put in - the compiler will only pull the stuff it needs and the final IL code will be the same. Also i hardly believe that a namespace has any effect on performance at all ...
>> (BTW, did anyone notice? The Java version actually took less lines of code than the C# version, hmmm?)
just got shown this today. the first dishonesty in the comparison is the fact that when you format the code the same way in both languages, the c# is 8 lines longer with that dramatic increase comeing from the extra usings and the namespace block stmt. that s huge isn't it? im still working on the performance details, but im sure i will find similar trickery.
It doesn't matter how many using statements you put in - the compiler will only pull the stuff it needs and the final IL code will be the same. Also i hardly believe that a namespace has any effect on performance at all ...