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A walkthrough for a grid implementation of "particle in cell" problem to improve performance of axis-aligned bounding-box (AABB) collision checking in various scenarios
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The Cross-Platform Object-Oriented approach to Synchronization Primitives for .NET and .NET Core based on one shared pattern between two interfaces for General Threading and Async/Await.
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A fast, possibly the fastest, square root function for Big Integers and Floats in C# and Java.
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Adventures in Benchmarking - Memory Allocations

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Learn how to use BenchmarkDotNet to effectively create and run benchmarks on your C# code. Dig into where you have opportunities to optimize your C# code!
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A fast, possibly the fastest, square root function for Big Integers and Floats in C# and Java.
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This article is follow up content to previous articles I've written about iterators and collections, but the benchmark results were NOT what I expected!
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A walkthrough for a grid implementation of "particle in cell" problem to improve performance of axis-aligned bounding-box (AABB) collision checking in various scenarios

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16 Apr 2022 by tugrulGtx
A walkthrough for a grid implementation of "particle in cell" problem to improve performance of axis-aligned bounding-box (AABB) collision checking in various scenarios
24 Mar 2019 by ipavlu
The Cross-Platform Object-Oriented approach to Synchronization Primitives for .NET and .NET Core based on one shared pattern between two interfaces for General Threading and Async/Await.
1 Jul 2023 by Ryan Scott White
A fast, possibly the fastest, square root function for Big Integers and Floats in C# and Java.
15 Sep 2016 by matt warren
Adventures in Benchmarking - Memory Allocations
29 Sep 2021 by tugrulGtx
CLOCK caching (LRU approximation) with O(1) cache hit, up to N asynchronous O(1) cache misses
5 Mar 2024 by Dev Leader
Learn how to use BenchmarkDotNet to effectively create and run benchmarks on your C# code. Dig into where you have opportunities to optimize your C# code!
15 Sep 2016 by matt warren
Adventures in benchmarking - performance golf
17 Mar 2023 by Dev Leader
This article is follow up content to previous articles I've written about iterators and collections, but the benchmark results were NOT what I expected!
13 Sep 2016 by matt warren
Benchmarking is hard, it’s very easy to end up “not measuring, what you think you are measuring”
8 May 2015 by Veronica S. Zotali
Hello,My goal is to develop a mini-benchmark tool, so I can test the performance of a Web Api.I want to create the performance counters programmatically using a simple console application. As part of my research, I created the main method below. This is just a simple test. So basically,...
1 Sep 2022 by boabaloo
Task for school: Set up a benchmark where you call the access function with a larger and larger n. Code is given, cannot be changed but can be added to where asked to fill in code. I have done this to my best ability. I need help with calling...
1 Sep 2022 by CPallini
Quote: I need help with calling the access function What's wrong with public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println(" resolution " + final1.access(42) + " nanoseconds"); } ?
29 Oct 2021 by tugrulGtx
Direct mapped cache in front, LRU approximation behind, any LLC on back-end.
14 Aug 2015 by DrABELL
This is an alternative for "Fastest method to trim all whitespace from Strings in .NET"
6 May 2021 by ipavlu
The goal of the Unified Concurrency is to unify access to different synchronization primitives in object-oriented fashion with one pattern and two interfaces for general and async/await methods.
21 Jan 2021 by ipavlu
The goal of the Unified Concurrency is to unify access to different synchronization primitives in object-oriented fashion with one pattern and two interfaces for general and async/await methods.
15 Sep 2016 by matt warren
Adventures in Benchmarking - Method Inlining
28 Feb 2017 by Graeme_Grant
your question was inferred by this statement "I am not able to figure out how to get print out the results."The answer to this question is found in the documentation here: Step 4. View Results[^]
28 Feb 2017 by codegeekalpha
I am testing benchmark library to measure the performance of the code. I am reading up the documentation.I am not able to figure out how to get print out the results.What I have tried:I am trying to benchmark this method which is in User Class[Benchmark] public bool...