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Optimizing Memory in .NET Applications
Windows XP Memory Management in C, CLR: Deepen your understanding of how a .NET application uses memory, and what an application developer can do to improve Windows XP memory management for better performance and more reliable applications. The Microsoft .NET Framework and Common Language Runtime (CLR) mark a significant change in how developers build applications targeting the Windows platform. In years past, developers directly manipulated system memory, allocating, initializing, moving data around and freeing blocks of memory by address pointers. This type of memory management in c tended to result in fast programs, but unfortunately introduced a wide range of highly detailed and difficult-to-debug errors.
Deepen your understanding of how a .NET application uses memory, and what an application developer can do to improve memory management for better performance and more reliable applications. The Microsoft .NET Framework and Common Language Runtime (CLR) mark a significant change in how developers build applications targeting the Windows platform. In years past, developers directly manipulated system memory, allocating, initializing, moving data around and freeing blocks of memory by address pointers. This practice tended to result in fast programs, but unfortunately introduced a wide range of highly detailed and difficult-to-debug errors.
Deepen your understanding of how a .NET application uses memory, and what an application developer can do to improve memory management for better performance and more reliable applications. The Microsoft .NET Framework and Common Language Runtime (CLR) mark a significant change in how developers build applications targeting the Windows platform. In years past, developers directly manipulated system memory, allocating, initializing, moving data around and freeing blocks of memory by address pointers. This practice tended to result in fast programs, but unfortunately introduced a wide range of highly detailed and difficult-to-debug errors.
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