Unmanaged arena memory allocators for C#/CSharp with easy interactions between managed and unmanaged references
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Unmanaged arena memory allocators for C#/CSharp with easy interactions between managed and unmanaged references
Repository for the Packt Publishing book titled "Tools and Skills for .NET 8" by Mark J. Price
Lightweight library which allows the ability to map both native and managed assemblies into memory by either using process injection of a process specified by the user or self-injection.
A light-weight, performant interval tree in C#
General-purpose Unity3D utilities library
I created this .This is actually a dll injector . It has a dll created by me .It injects that dll in any compatible running process.And then enables you to write any message and then show that message in that process through that dll.Thanks!Use it for good purpose.
Modify and format C# strings without creating new string objects on the heap. None of the functions produce any garbage.
Fast unsafe collections for memory reuse by stack type. Adding elements without overhead when increasing Capacity. Can also be used in as classic collection with resizing or on a custom memory allocator.
C# multi-threading console .net6 application running in Docker
Tools to track and manage your Xamarin applications
Provides a wrapper over a contiguous memory block and ability to allocate more than 4 Gb of unmanaged memory with predefinded alignment.
Provide unmanaged memory allocation, memory heap creation.
Memory management simulator for a (limited) C interpreter
Scourge the whip, the punisher of your .net app.
Para a faculdade, foi pedido que projetasse um sistema de livraria alocado em memória, onde pudesse adicionar, listar, remover, entrada e saída de livros do estoque. Para isso, foi implantado TAD, orientação a objeto, funções, estruturas de decisão e repetição
ClassLibrary for processing ValueType data without allocating on Heap.
Demo project to show working efficiently with contiguous memory in .NET by using Span<T>
A quick benchmark to showcase how lambdas can cause hidden memory allocations
Allocated memory and collections performed by Garbage Collector when using List/Array with dynamic and fixed allocation.
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