Any plan to take advantage of System.Memory #828
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Support for Span would be really great and would save me a huge number of copy operations. Implementation should'nt be too difficult. In my case I am interested in functions like
I am downsampling data by dividing the original dataset into pieces that are then processed by one of these methods. But for each piece I need to create a new array, with |
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Yes, this is on the roadmap! |
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Suggesting |
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I am also interested in this topic. @cdrnet, could you please elaborate on the roadmap you mentioned? |
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Any update on this? |
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I've been hacking away experimentally on how to improve many of array allocation issues that 5.0 and greater solve, but the fixes run deep, so in order not to destroy compatibility with net48 compilation, there would many large swaths of mostly duplicated code guarded by
@cdrnet, does this seem like the direction you'd want to go? Or just leave these things be? |
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Read about that new System.Span and System.Memory brings huge performance gain in .net core, just curious if those would benefit the array operations here?
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