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System.Collecti ons Memory and Speed

What type of collection and what datatypes would be most efficient for
storing the following data considering both memory and speed?
Is there a formula to calculate the memory usage and estimate the speed?

When a file such as an image is referenced in the app I want to have a
collection of attributes of the image such as width and height, and even the
extension of the file if I choose to make the reference to the file and
integer as shown in the second example below. Average number of items in
the hashtable will be less than 5000 but could be 20 to 50 thousand in some
circumstances.

In this example you could lookup the path to a file and find the width and
height:
Key = Path to an image ( string length 20-30 characters )
Value = Width and Height ( Could be stored as a struct, string, class
reference or any better suggestion )

OR

In this example you could just pass a file number like10256 and get the
width, height and extension
Key = Integer representing the file
Value = Width, Height and Extension ( Could be stored as a struct, string,
class reference or any better suggestion and in the case of non image files
the width and height on a struct could be set to null/0 depending on the
value type used )

Thanks,

Mike
Nov 17 '05 #1
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