1 Introduction.- 2 Investigating Performance.- 3 Type Design and Implementation.- 4 Strings, Text, and Regular Expressions.- 5 Collections.- 6 Language Specifics.- 7 Garbage Collection and Object Lifetime Management.- 8 Exceptions.- 9 Security.- 10 Threading.- 11 IO and Serialization.- 12 Remoting.- 13 Unmanaged Code Interoperability.- 14 The Common Language Runtime.- 15 Solving Performance Problems.- Appendix Benchmark Test Harness for .NET.- Comparing Performance.- Implementing the Benchmark Test Harness.- Conclusion.
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Nick Wienholt is an independent Windows and .NET consultant based in Sydney, Australia. He is the author of Maximizing .NET Performance and co-author of A Programmers Guide to C# (formerly A Programmers Introduction to C#) from Apress. He has written articles numbering in the hundreds for Australian Developer Journal, ZDNet, CodeGuru, Pinnacle Publishing, Developer.com and MSDN Magazine (the Australia and New Zealand Edition). When not cranking out the semi-colons, he can be found pounding the trails in preparation for the next ultra running event, and is keen to stretch his 100km finishes out to the 100 mile distance. He was awarded MVP distinction from Microsoft from 2002 through 2011 in the .NET, C# and C++ categories.
From the reviews: "The book covers the .NET Framework in a way that is useful no matter what language you are using. … Depending on your frame of mind and the type of application you are creating, you will find this book at the very least worthwhile and perhaps essential. It’s an interesting read and any reasonably experienced .NET programmer is sure to get something from reading it. Highly recommended." (Harry Fairhead, VSJ-Visual Systems Journal, July/August, 2004)
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