unsafe code

Articles about unsafe code

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   Article · C#

   C# 15 Memory Safety: Auditing Unsafe Code Contracts

   C# 15 enhances memory safety by making unsafe code boundaries explicit, shifting focus from pointer syntax to actual memory access for better auditing.

   Nidhi SharmaAug 114391,000
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   Article · C#

   Pushing .NET Performance: Practical Low-Level Programming Techniques in C#

   Unlock peak .NET performance with low-level C# techniques! Dive into unsafe code, spans, stackalloc, and P/Invoke to minimize allocations, control memory, and optimize critical paths. Learn when and how to bypass .NET's safety nets for real-time systems, high-frequency trading, and memory-sensitive apps.

   Patrick KearnsSep 24, 20256,9991,000
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   Article · C#

   Optimizing Memory Management in C#

   Learn C# memory optimization techniques including garbage collection tuning, Span and Memory, unsafe pointers, stack allocation, finalizers, and object pooling.

   Sardar Mudassar Ali KhanJun 4, 20247,2301,000
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   Article · C#

   Writing unsafe code - pointers in C#

   In this article I will give a short description of one of the feature of C# which are pointers and so-called unsafe code. This subject is particularly close for C++ programmers. Moreover, it is a feature that we do not find in Java.

   GPGregory PopekMay 2, 2022152,5931,000
   
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   Article · C#

   Pointers And Unsafe Code

   In this article you will learn about Pointers and Unsafe Code in C#.

   Ashok KaraleMay 6, 201614,2461,000
   
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   Article · C#

   Writing C# 2.0 Unsafe Code

   We will see that C# allows suspending the verification of code by the CLR to allow developers to directly access memory using pointers.

   PSPatrick SmacchiaOct 13, 201260,9771,000
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   Article · C#

   Unsafe Code in C#

   In this article you will see the use of the 'unsafe' keyword in C#.

   Vineet Kumar SainiDec 7, 201141,7601,000
   
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   Article · C#

   Creating a Stack-Based Array

   Learn how to allocate short-lived arrays on the stack with stackalloc, access them through pointers, and copy array data using unsafe C# code.

   Mohammad ElsheimyOct 12, 200919,8891,000