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Hi,
I have a need to read in a very simple xml file and initialized some objects
from the data. I was reading on the ms website that .net contains its own
XML parser, and it sounds pretty good for what I need.
However, to use the code, it looks like I need to compile with managed
extensions. Since my project does not use managed extensions, I am not sure
what the ramifications are of using them in regards to performance.
So two real questions:
1. What is the performance hit or improvement in using managed extensions?
2. If I wish to use code that uses the managed extension syntax, is it
possible to compile this code
without using managed extensions?
Any thoughts or insights are appreciated!
Thanks,
Bryan
I have a need to read in a very simple xml file and initialized some objects
from the data. I was reading on the ms website that .net contains its own
XML parser, and it sounds pretty good for what I need.
However, to use the code, it looks like I need to compile with managed
extensions. Since my project does not use managed extensions, I am not sure
what the ramifications are of using them in regards to performance.
So two real questions:
1. What is the performance hit or improvement in using managed extensions?
2. If I wish to use code that uses the managed extension syntax, is it
possible to compile this code
without using managed extensions?
Any thoughts or insights are appreciated!
Thanks,
Bryan