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> boun...@lists.ximian.com] On Behalf Of Casto
>
> As Mono is different from .NET, I guess the compiler optimizes the code
> differently and produces different bytecode. The GC is also probably
> different.
> That's why I'm wondering if
Much of that book still applies, as they are good techniques to optimize your
code, regardless of the implementation specifics of the runtime. Not 100%,
though. Several things that will be different:
* Profiling - you should become familiar with the mono framework profiler.
Quick guide is h
Just use microsoft .Net when you can, optimization is futile if framework is
fat and slow.
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Hi,
It is quite difficult to find some articles that talk about performance
optimizations and good practices (concerning performance) specifically for
*Mono* programing.
As Mono is different from .NET, I guess the compiler optimizes the code
differently and produces different bytecode. The GC is
