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The Microsoft Developer Show #15 - Managed C++ and .NET Performance

It’s been a couple of weeks since this show was recorded but hopefully despite the poor audio quality it is still worth listening too.  Nick Wienholt is one of leading experts when it comes to .NET Performance and working with Managed C++. 

And the show goes a little bit like this….[Listen to the Podcast]

[Opening music - big thanks to the guys of Minder for the use of their track Chess]

00:10 - Introduction - Nick Wienholt
01:25 - Arcast
01:40 - Com Bank
03:00 - Intilecta Development Process
04:30 - Books - C# and .NET Performance
08:10 - Heap v’s Stack
09:10 - Garbage Collection
12:10 - Boxing
13:40 - Memory Leaks
16:25 - Events and lingering objects
18:50 - Mem Profiler / MSDN Profiler
19:10 - Working with memory profilers
23:50 - String performance
27:00 - Reflection and Joel’s podcast
31:00 - Exceptions, Goto’s and Events
36:40 - Overriding RaiseEvent in VB.Net
37:40 - Managed C++
39:10 - C++/CLI
41:40 - Automatic destruction of Idisposable objects
43:25 - Vista APIs
51:10 - Deciding whether or not to use C++
55:10 - Multi-processor programming

Listen to the show HERE

3 Responses to “The Microsoft Developer Show #15 - Managed C++ and .NET Performance”

  1. .NET Performance : My MS Dev Show Podcast Up Says:

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  2. Andy Says:

    No, it might have been worth listening to if the audio quality was up to scratch.
    Professionalism it ain’t

  3. Nick Says:

    Andy

    Sorry you thought that it wasn’t worth listening to despite the poor audio quality. Unfortunately with physical separation as it is there are times when audio quality does suffer. Agreed we should probably have just canned that recording and done it again. There is always the trade off between getting content out v’s making it a professional recording. Perhaps I should do a post about how little time I have and the fact that the shows go out at all is a pure miracle. I hope that people still get value out of them and in the future I will try to be more picky about the audio quality – I did put a warning in the post that the quality was kinda low so hopefully people will come back for other shows where the quality is better.

    Any constructive comments are always appreciated. Thanks for taking the time to a) listen and b) comment !!!

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