Re: recompiling in .NET v2
- From: Jon Shemitz <jon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2006 21:16:35 -0800
Christopher Ireland wrote:
> I've got an app written under the v1.1 of the .Net framework and I'm
> now considering recompiling it under v2.0.
>
> Can I expect my app to run any faster? Are there any advantages to
> recompiling my v1.1 app under v2.0?
Just by recompiling? Some, I'm sure, but most of the advantages are
going to come from rewriting System.Object code (with all its casting)
as generics ... and even there, only in key lists / key enumerations.
foreach is faster against an IEnumerable<T> than against an
IEnumerable; List<T> is faster than ArrayList.
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