Thanks for the Insight. From the scalable point I agree that hardware targeting a specific framework would not be posssible for a general PC. Probably it could fit for specific task like, middleware broker, Routing, Message Filters devices. For this purpose I got a reply from Kirk Wood about .Net MicroFramework. Managed OS could be the possible way for targeting a general PC. I got a reply in this same thread from Patrix Fox about a project called Singularity. Note: Don't know how to refer those previous link in this thread. Sorry for Innconvinience.

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Thanks. Almost broken my Immagination :)

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Thanks for the answer. I think a sweet spot may be certain middleware and asp.net appserver where pure performance in demand. Hope one day I could see one. ( Again. Sure I will not use ;) )

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Hmm.., I need to backtrack from the idea of placing GC in Bios. Better It should be a managed OS which should be built purely by IL. Its could be like scaling a CLR itself to a complete OS. Hope when we build we don't have bussiness compulsion to support backward compatibility (16bit DOS PAC-Man game's) :)

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I think(dream) current branch prediction technique in CPU can be scaled to optimize the code. I think we won't design a unmanaged process. We can design a process which understands AppDomains. Which will track all the resource instance. ( Hope GC will be embedded in the BIOS itself too). Not sure If I am making clear.

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Note : This one is Extreme Hypothetical dream Is it possible to build a CPU that understands Itermediate Language straight away. ( No JIT, No unmanaged) What could be the blocking factor's if we can't take it to the next Consumer Electronic Show (CES) ;P

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Good, Sorry I failed to notice that. But in any case its only a wrapper for me. What I am looking for is single dictionary with key, values both indexed or hashed. since in my scenario the collection I am expecting is huge and time for process is having little window. so I want to get the feasible data structure that will helps me in both (space/time). But with the time contstraint for my execution I have to trade between space vs time for a intial release. Grazie.

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The wrapper will ease from access point of view but Again I will end up in performance issue while searching from value point.

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Thanks, but in my case both are unique.

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Is there any data structure avilable out of the box in Framework 3.5, kind of reverse lookup dictionary.

Dictionary< key1, key2 > d = new Dictionary< key1, key2>();
Key2 k2 = d[key1]; // normal
Key1 k1 = d[key2]; // specify the key2 and get key1 -- needed

Thanks

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Go for XMLDocument since its easy to maintain, futuristic, and supports XPath queries.

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Hey I think you complicating the things much. There are out of the box validation controls avialable for the Asp.NET controls. Can you justify why you want to use VB controls ?.

Thomas Toh wrote:

but it doesnt seem to work as it says MessageBox.show does not exit in current context.

MessageBox.Show works in win forms not in asp.net. To achieve the same you can use javascript. And also forum is not only for throwing a instant answer for the moment, its also guides one to look further on the topics you posted.. So on that sense he told you to buy a book and its also a way of teaching too. Its worth to read a book on starting stage.

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If your using .NET 3.5 Try to use XElement using System.Xml.Linq its pretty easy, fast and convinient when compared to DOM

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I never tried, but as of my understanding, The Solution file ( *.csProj ) contains the sections to add reference under ItemGroup tag these references are listed. This tag supports condition attribute. So you can write a custom task, which executes under target BeforeCoreGet and sets the condtion attribute of reference ItemGroup accordingly. Try to search for CustomTask for MSBuild, you found many pre built tasks contributed by communities.

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You can load your exe's in diffrent AppDomain under one process. The above solution is only applicable, if your exe all are .NEt compatible.

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Write seprate methods like this.. public void StopTimer(bool suppressEx) { try { timer.Stop(); } catch (Exception ex) { //Do something with exception if( suppressEx == false) throw ex; } In your Stop method you can call like this... public void Stop() { StopTimer(false); StopFirstPort(false); ...... } Choose the way you like...

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With Seprate try catch block inside one method.

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So in that terms, Is there will be a diffrence between JNE or JE instructions.

Colin Angus Mackay wrote:

In short you are over optimising.

Yes I agree with the above. ;)

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Object obj = null; if(obj == null) Console.Writeline("null"); if(obj != null) Console.Writeline("not null"); In above which will execute faster. == or != :mad: Just curious...

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Like this, dataGridView1.DataSource = null; dataList.Add(new Data() { Name = "V", LastName = "J" }); dataGridView1.DataSource = dataList; I tried that too, Not working.. :sigh:

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