Micro-optimizations in the .Net World
summary
Examines low-level .NET mechanisms (runtime and CPU-level behavior) to squeeze extra performance when caching and usual optimizations are exhausted. Covers concrete micro-optimization techniques that target processor cycles and .NET internals to recover precious seconds in hot code paths.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:04What is micro-optimization
- 5:44PDEP (Parallel Bits Deposit)
- 16:59Heap allocations
- 17:45(almost) New features
- 28:48Object stack allocation
- 30:48Stack allocations
- 31:30Stack structure
- 42:32in parameter modifier
- 45:22Virtual table dispatch
- 46:02Virtual stub dispatch
- 49:56Inlining requirements
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