c# Programming Glossary: timings
Correct way to use PerformanceCounter in .NET to measure CPU usage http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11504438/correct-way-to-use-performancecounter-in-net-to-measure-cpu-usage 4 See answer 1 profilers are much better for method level timings 5 This is expected. Your max CPU will actually be 100 Processor..
Are Timers and Loops in .Net accurate? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11531128/are-timers-and-loops-in-net-accurate have a ~15ms resolution. Your best bet for very accurate timings is the HighPerformanceTimer API on systems CPU's which support..
Memory Cache .Net 4.0 performance test : astonishing result http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11729023/memory-cache-net-4-0-performance-test-astonishing-result share improve this question Looks good. Although timings below a second are not very reliable you might have run into..
What's the best way to benchmark programs in Windows? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/145103/whats-the-best-way-to-benchmark-programs-in-windows to do this and MeasureIt uses StopWatch underneath for its timings but it also does some other things like running a block of code..
C# DateTime.Now precision http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2143140/c-sharp-datetime-now-precision DateTime is to represent a date and time . High precision timings is not at all the purpose of DateTime as you note that's the..
Add spaces before Capital Letters http://stackoverflow.com/questions/272633/add-spaces-before-capital-letters long while since I looked at this and I just realised the timings haven't been updated since the code changed it only changed..
C# Dynamic Keyword ??Run-time penalty? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3784317/c-sharp-dynamic-keyword-run-time-penalty known types and then get out a stopwatch and compare the timings. That's the only way to know. However let's consider the performance..
Need a way to sort a 100 GB log file by date [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3795029/need-a-way-to-sort-a-100-gb-log-file-by-date 'sort invocation' . I'll report back with results and timings. This part of the log is about 27GB. I am thinking of sorting..
does System.Activator.CreateInstance(T) have performance issues big enough to discourage us from using it casually? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6069661/does-system-activator-createinstancet-have-performance-issues-big-enough-to-di 1119 Test3 Delegate 1530 Baseline 578 Note that the above timings are for 100.000.000 100 million constructions of the object... measure to see where your bottleneck is. Yes the above timings might indicate that Activator.CreateInstance has more overhead..
foreach + break vs linq FirstOrDefault performance difference http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8214055/foreach-break-vs-linq-firstordefault-performance-difference to iteration. This is the code excerpt that measures my timings IList RangeItem ranges GenerateRanges returns List T var iterLookup..
What is quicker, switch on string or elseif on type? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/94305/what-is-quicker-switch-on-string-or-elseif-on-type the type object through reflection. Here are some quick timings on my machine Testing 3 iterations with 5 000 000 data elements..
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