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Additionally, C# collections do not need to box. List<int> uses an actual array of integers as its backing store instead of an array of objects that contain bo
by mdeicaza 15y ago
Additionally, C# collections do not need to box.
List<int> uses an actual array of integers as its backing store instead of an array of objects that contain boxed copies of the integers.
There is a port of JGit to .NET called NGit, which is what we use for MonoDevelop.
The port is maintained with an automatic tool that converts Java code to C# code, you can find it here:
https://github.com/slluis/ngit https://github.com/slluis/ngit
- ot 15y ago> List<int> uses an actual array of integers as its backing store instead of an array of objects that contain boxed copies of the integers. Yes, that's what I meant with specialized collections :) BTW, I didn't know about the awesome NGit, automatic conversion from Java is really impressive!