Iteration Performance in .NET

Trevor Misfeldt

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Article on the relative performance of various methods of iterating through large amounts of data.

iter_perf_src.zip
- Data.cs
- Data.csproj
- Iterations.sln
- Pointer.cpp
- Pointer.vcproj
- Test.cs
- Test.csproj

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Trevor Misfeldt

CEO CenterSpace Software

United States

Trevor has held demanding development positions for a variety of firms using C++, Java, .NET, and other technologies, including Rogue Wave Software, CleverSet, and ProWorks. He is coauthor of The Elements of Java Style , The Elements of C++ Style, and The Elements of C# Style, published by Cambridge University Press. He has also served on a course advisory board of the University of Washington. His teams have won the JavaWorld "GUI Product of the Year" and XML Magazine "Product of the Year" awards. Trevor holds a BSc in Computer Science from the University of British Columbia and a BA in Economics from the University of Western Ontario.

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