Post #1308454
2026-02-19 14:43 UTC
@raymaccarthy @blinry
don't know. Was before my times.
And btw, there is basically 0 overhead from "view source" in C#, as the JIT will at runtime optimise the code and cache the compiled code until it is invalidated by you changing the source or something. In fact if you're writing powershell and the interpreter hits a loop the first few passes will be interpreted while it is in the background compiling it. And once it is done it'll on-the-fly switch over to the optimised compiled code.
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@agowa338@chaos.social 2026-02-19 14:47
@raymaccarthy @blinry (PowerShell may be an even better fit than C# for this usage...)