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There are similar strategies employed by high frequency traders using Java. Not as ergonomic as in C# (which I believe had this as a forethought) but interesti
by indolering 3y ago
There are similar strategies employed by high frequency traders using Java. Not as ergonomic as in C# (which I believe had this as a forethought) but interesting all the same.
- pjmlp 3y ago.NET has been designed since the beginning to handle C++, C# already had some of the features but not all of them, in some cases it was needed to emit MSIL, or use Managed C++ on .NET 1.0, or C++/CLI since .NET 2.0. The improvements on C# 7 and later are exactly to avoid emiting MSIL manually, and also cut the dependency on C++/CLI, as it is Windows only.