Hello! Great repo and think it's a great reference for lower-level memory management in C#.
One thing I would love to see though is some mention of pointers, primarily for interop use cases. Things like Span are great, but the type is still managed so the pointer to a Span isn't stable for interop use.
I wrote a blog post on some of these ideas, in part because it didn't feel like people were really talking about real interop usecases around this, and the other big note that things like Span on really work in locally scoped functions.
Basically, I think this repo is a great resource, and would love to read all that you know on how these new Memory types work for use cases outside of method scope + interop.
Hello! Great repo and think it's a great reference for lower-level memory management in C#.
One thing I would love to see though is some mention of pointers, primarily for interop use cases. Things like Span are great, but the type is still managed so the pointer to a Span isn't stable for interop use.
I wrote a blog post on some of these ideas, in part because it didn't feel like people were really talking about real interop usecases around this, and the other big note that things like Span on really work in locally scoped functions.
Basically, I think this repo is a great resource, and would love to read all that you know on how these new Memory types work for use cases outside of method scope + interop.