Generic Collection Library
Yogesh Shetty <[email protected]> Thu, 8 Aug 2002 17:26:14 +0530
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I hope I am posting this to right list...
I have downloaded the evaluation version of C# Rapid DevKit - The
Generic Collection Library for C# from Recursion Software, Inc.=20
I am working on server side distributed application where the data is
stored in an memory resident database and insertion/deletion/lookup
operation in this table needs to be ultra fast.. I just did a cursory
test and .NET Collection seems to be pretty fast in comparison with C#
Rapid devkit generic collection.
This is just a blurred perspective and I need to conduct some *real
stress* test before arriving at concrete conclusion, so before
proceeding with this I thought of raising this topic in this list...I =
am
sure someone may have already worked on this toolkit and willing to
share their experience...
Regards
Yogesh Shetty
Team COE=20
Financial Technologies (India) Ltd.=20
URL: <http://www.ftindia.com> www.ftindia.com
mailto : <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected]
contact : +91 22 6164145
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have downloaded the evaluation version of C# Rapid DevKit - The Generic =
Collection Library for C# from Recursion Software, Inc. <BR>I am =
working=20
on server side distributed application where the data is stored in an =
memory=20
resident database and insertion/deletion/lookup operation in this table =
needs to=20
be ultra fast.. I just did a cursory test and .NET Collection seems to =
be pretty=20
fast in comparison with C# Rapid devkit generic collection.<BR><BR>This =
is just=20
a blurred perspective and I need to conduct some *real stress* test =
before=20
arriving at concrete conclusion, so before proceeding with this I =
thought of=20
raising this topic in this list...I am sure someone may have already =
worked on=20
this toolkit and willing to share their =
experience...<BR><BR>Regards<BR>Yogesh=20
Shetty<BR>Team COE <BR>Financial Technologies (India) Ltd. <BR>URL: =
</FONT><A=20
href=3D"http://www.ftindia.com"><FONT face=3DArial=20
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