Re: C# very optimisation

When talking about image processing, a VERY big performance bonus can be
gained when using unmanaged (unsafe) code and pointers. I remember an
article saying unmanaged image processing can be up to 28 times faster than
managed.
Here it is
http://tinyurl.com/3sux8


"Ennixo" <ennixo@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:428af2d6$0$814$8fcfb975@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Jon Skeet [C# MVP] a écrit :
> > Furthermore, micro-optimisations tend to come at the expense of the
> > code being as readable as it can be, which IMO should be the primary
> > goal.
>
> generaly yes, but this is for image processing, so i need to optimize as
> much as i can, even if the code becomes 10x bigger and unreadable


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