A practical guide to allocation-free hot paths, unmanaged memory, reusable buffers, and Zero-GC architecture in modern .NET, APIs, and Unity games.

Late last month, Anthropic claimed it had discovered a curious stretch of DNA in a virus called a bacteriophage that repeats ...

Expression 'array-name': No array to pointer decay (bounds.3). C26481 and C26485 come from the Bounds Safety Profile rules. These rules were implemented in the first release of the C++ Core Guidelines ...

This topic explains the following basic CString operations: Note: CString is a native class. For a string class that is for use in a C++/CLI managed project, use System.String. Creating CString ...

This is the reference for VEX development. Here you can find VEX code snippets that could be a good foundation to build your own tools. Walkthrough the VEX for artists tutorial if you don`t have a ...

In my last blog post I talked about how we only have two basic container types in our foundation library: arrays (“stretchy buffers”) and hashes. Today I’ll elaborate a bit on how we create more ...

value_type* data() noexcept; const value_type* data() const noexcept; Get pointer to data Returns a pointer to the first element in the array object. 返回一个指向array第一个元素位置的指针。 Because elements in the ...

Call this member function to write formatted data to a CString in the same way that sprintf formats data into a C-style character array. This function formats and stores a series of characters and ...

Two applications can communicate in a number of ways—for example, by using pipes or sockets. The applications themselves are unaware of the underlying mechanisms that provide this communication.

// implementation for below code use reverse thought. // define BIT A and B, // array A stores occurrence number of e[i], it will be incremental updated based on array e iteration. // array B stores ...