Re: C# very optimisation

Lebesgue a écrit : 
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


Thank you, i already use unsafe for my processing of course but i would like to know more about little optimisations now (juste like "++i" instead of "i++")

but i will read MSDN's unsafe image processing page because i never saw it before =)
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