Re: What MFC Objects Can't be created on the Stack?
OK, but C++ still kicks when it comes to native code... :o)
Tom
"Ajay Kalra" <ajaykalra@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I'm certainly no expert on this subject, but it seems that IL is just
code
like any other and, as such, could be optimized better by one compiler
than
another. However, my impression is that each compiler benchmarks better
or
worse based on the test (just like any other benchamarks). So it seems
like
it could be possible to prove either is faster or slower depending on how
you are performing the tests.
IL is input to JIT which will/can do the necessary optimizations. You
can have different settings on C++/C# compiler which will produce
different IL. However same code on both compilers with similar settings
will result in identical IL. The thread that I mentioned went on to
show that. The myth of C++ generating superior IL is... a myth.
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Ajay
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