Interview
summary
Runtime internals surface concrete surprises: handwritten assembly stubs show up everywhere to make generics and interface calls fast, and the garbage collector lives in a single 35,000-line GC file that actually works. Tiered compilation on by default in .NET Core 3 gives a quick baseline jitted version then a background recompilation to full optimization, improving startup without blocking. BenchmarkDotNet RavenDB and Raygun APM Platform appear in uploader notes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00What was your talk about
- 1:55What was the biggest surprise
- 3:05Garbage collector
- 3:50Tired compilation
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