Computer Chronicles computer programming language debate from 1984
It’s amazing how often we still hear these same points being made today.
Month: September, 2007
Does string interning in C# guarentee you only get one copy of a static value?
Of course the answer is no, otherwise it wouldn’t be a very interesting post. The concept of interning is an attempt to save memory by allocating static values which match exactly to the same memory location, without regard to where they’re used in the application. But here’s in instance where it doesn’t quite […]