Zintom
I understand that allocating objects on the stack may be vastly more complex than it appears on the surface. Perhaps a more doable idea is to enable a new type...
> How would the GC detect roots from your heap? My idea is that any object referenced by this "unmanaged heap" would be marked as "possibly live, linked to an...
> This can be optimized in methods, but not in ctors I'm genuinely curious, why could this assignment not also be elided in constructors?
> Because readonly fields can be modified in the ctor any number of times. Ahh yes I see now, inside a constructor `_locker` could be reassigned after the `Monitor.Enter` and...
> Why is this optimization worth it? Are there any measurements showing this is a problem? It's not exactly a high priority, but is an oversight; in my example the...
> Any updates now? It seem to be hard to change because workers call C# code instead of native java code. I think we must to write worker in all...
Just me being nosy here, what's the tooling issue? Is it to do with all generic methods like this?
I'm not familiar with UDP sockets, however, I do know that with TCP sockets you need to ensure that all your data is received when calling EndReceive (sometimes calling EndReceive...
I've done a bit more thinking about this. May I ask why you are using UDP over TCP? With UDP you can't guarantee that all your bytes will arrive, An...
Hi Torin, Have you considered sending a hash or CRC alongside each frame you send? That way you could verify that the data received is valid before passing it to...