I am re-creating an application that is outdated and originally created
in C++
This app, reads values in, creates objects for each line and populates
fields, then runs some conditions on the data setting various flags,
then outputs it all to a dbf (foxpro) database.
I want to keep the structure somewhat similar to the c++ code, and as a
result I will create a new object for every line read in, this could be
hundreds/thousands/millions of entries.
What should I keep in mind when I know I will be creating this large
number of objects, i guess foremost, uses classes not structs so they
are are not stored on the heap.
any other pointers/advice before I embark? I havent designed an app in
c# that I know will hold massive amounts of information like this, just
want to make sure i have my ducks in a row