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Standard Library in C# - std

Hello,

I use a lot the std (standard library) in VC++6 (map, set, vector, etc)
now i want to use the same functionality in C#. Where is the std? it
disapears? or still exists? (if exists how it's used?)

If it disapears, is there any thing that came to replace? with the same
performance?

Thanks

Nuno
Nov 15 '05 #1
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Nuno Esculcas <ne*******@hotmail.com> wrote:
I use a lot the std (standard library) in VC++6 (map, set, vector, etc)
now i want to use the same functionality in C#. Where is the std? it
disapears? or still exists? (if exists how it's used?)

If it disapears, is there any thing that came to replace? with the same
performance?


It's the whole .NET framework library. For instance, you use
System.Collections.ArrayList instead of vector,
System.Collections.Hashtable instead of map, etc. Currently you don't
have anything like templates, but generics is coming in the next
version of C#.

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Nov 15 '05 #2
Hi nuno,

You don't need to use it , and I think that it cannot be used anyway, the
framework provide a large number of classes you can use.

In regards of the performance, I think that the stdlib should be at least a
little faster.

Cheers,

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Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation

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Hello,

I use a lot the std (standard library) in VC++6 (map, set, vector, etc) now i want to use the same functionality in C#. Where is the std? it
disapears? or still exists? (if exists how it's used?)

If it disapears, is there any thing that came to replace? with the same performance?

Thanks

Nuno

Nov 15 '05 #3

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