In .Net, when if ever should I pass structs by reference for performance
reasons?
1.Pass by value vs Pass by reference performance C#.net ...
Description:No. For reference types, you are passing a reference already,
there is no need to pass the reference by reference unless you want to
change what the reference points ...
2.Head-to-head benchmark: C++ vs .NET - CodeProject
Description:05-07-2011 · Hi, I must give you a compliment for doing the
extensive tests. However I think you missed a crucial aspect of
performance in c++ vs c#. c++ is value based ...
3.c# - Why are mutable structs evil? - Stack Overflow
Description:Following the discussions here on SO I already read several
times the remark that mutable structs are evil (like in the answer to this
question).
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Description:NHibernate works best with the Plain Old CLR Objects (POCOs,
sometimes called Plain Ordinary CLR Objects) programming model for
persistent classes.
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enumerating collections in the .NET ...
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