Re: Is VS written in Managed Code ?
- From: "Notes" <NOnotesSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2005 19:07:45 -0700
Very interesting link, BTW.. Thanks :)
I would just like to ask if you have any sources or reading material,
websites, books, or whatever that would be good for someone who wanted his
or her programming to NOT fall into the category you describe below. What do
I need to learn, and what are good sources to learn it, to write programs
like someone who DOES understand the implications of using given constructs
/ patterns / paradigms in a managed environment as opposed to a
"non-managed" environment. (.NET in particular, of course)
Any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.... Thanks!
- N
"Cordell Lawrence" <clawrence@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> :) I actually agree that most of what is done is C# is actually quite
> slow,
> BUT its not because of any inherent qualities of the C# Language or of the
> .NET Framework (per se, but its implementation does affect performance)
> ...
> Rather, most C# applications are slow because people don't understand the
> implications using particular constructs / patterns / paradigms in a
> Managed
> environment as opposed to an "non-managed" environment, and it's because
> of
> this naivete (coupled with the fact that the .NET framework is popular and
> lots of people use it without fully understanding it) that poor performing
> applications are developed.
>
> As for being bloated ... well, I simply don't know how to address that one
> directly, but previous statement indirectly address this.
>
> Again, I reiterate ... right now, (ceteris paribus) static compilers ( +
> runtimes ) today produce more performant applications than their managed
> counterparts, but it does help that people write sloppy managed code in
> the
> first place ;)
>
> Oh BTW, I came accross this interesting project:
> http://purana.csa.iisc.ernet.in/~kapil/project.htm
>
>
> Cordell Lawrence
> Teleios System Ltd.
>
> <hel@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:%23vCKYXiVFHA.2684@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Maybe in theory, but pretty much everything
>> I've come across that's done in C# (not much)
>> is slow and bloated. It could be these apps
>> are simply not done "correctly", but slow and
>> bloated is what I see, and that's not an
>> admirable quality. Splash screens don't hide
>> this very well (ahah).
>>
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>
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