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c# Programming Glossary: allocator

How to marshal a variable sized array of structs? C# and C++ interop help

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1197181/how-to-marshal-a-variable-sized-array-of-structs-c-sharp-and-c-interop-help

from your C# code you have to use the standard allocator CoTaskMemAlloc in your C code then you can call Marshal.CoTaskMemFree..

Marshal.AllocHGlobal VS Marshal.AllocCoTaskMem, Marshal.SizeOf VS sizeof()

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1887288/marshal-allochglobal-vs-marshal-alloccotaskmem-marshal-sizeof-vs-sizeof

frees it. There would be a good chance that the wrong de allocator is used. This is especially true for any code that interops.. interops with a C C program. Such programs have their own allocator that uses its own heap created by the CRT at startup. De allocating.. they cannot do so reliably. Accordingly you can use either allocator you just need to make sure to call the corresponding free method...

Difference between string and StringBuilder in c#

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3069416/difference-between-string-and-stringbuilder-in-c-sharp

' ' This should place much less stress on the memory allocator It should be noted however that the C# compiler is reasonably..

Performance differences between debug and release builds

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4043821/performance-differences-between-debug-and-release-builds

propagation. x a y x becomes y a This helps the register allocator make better decisions. It is a big deal in the x86 jitter because..

Practical use of `stackalloc` keyword

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/785226/practical-use-of-stackalloc-keyword

GC runs . Also by using stackalloc instead of a native allocator like malloc or the .Net equivalent you also gain speed and automatic..

ASP.NET web app calling Delphi DLL on IIS webserver, locks up when returning PChar string

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9322938/asp-net-web-app-calling-delphi-dll-on-iis-webserver-locks-up-when-returning-pch

And that's it. Because both parties use the same COM allocator for the memory allocation it all just works. @NoPyGod interestingly..