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Managed X UnManaged Speed

Is there much diference in the time a unmanaged code and a managed code spend
to run the same process?

I'm learning directx and thinking of the performance problem of using it
with managed code...

thx...
Nov 17 '05 #1
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In my experience, for short lived apps (like a calculator that you run for 5
seconds), the managed app seems awfully slow - startup time, JITing of
methods etc.

But for a long-lived app, specially after most of the common classes/methods
are JITed, there won't be any noticeable performance difference.

Just my opinion though (based on my experiences).

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Is there much diference in the time a unmanaged code and a managed code
spend
to run the same process?

I'm learning directx and thinking of the performance problem of using it
with managed code...

thx...

Nov 17 '05 #2

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