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Performance and nitty gritty things like this.member v member

Hi
Is there any difference between using this.member and member performancewise.
I'm sure I could find out if I could read the decompiled stuff but I
can't yet.
In general is there any info out there on what you might call the hidden
performance hits, equivilent to "Inside the C++ Object Model" for c#/asp.net

Ta
F
Nov 18 '05 #1
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Hi,

There is absolutely no difference in the generated IL code. For this
particular case the only difference it makes is regarding the readability of
your code. So, it's up to you - I mean, how you like your code more: with or
without "this.".

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Hi
Is there any difference between using this.member and member performancewise. I'm sure I could find out if I could read the decompiled stuff but I
can't yet.
In general is there any info out there on what you might call the hidden
performance hits, equivilent to "Inside the C++ Object Model" for c#/asp.net
Ta
F

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