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You could use a struct, record, or tuple for a point. I've done all of these before.
by justneedvodka 10y ago
You could use a struct, record, or tuple for a point. I've done all of these before.
- alkonaut 10y agoYes, and now they can be done right (as CLR structs)! It's just odd that this took until now. I suppose it just shows that those of us that are using .NET to do "C++ work" (always CPU and GC bound, almost never IO bound) are pretty few...