17 packages returned for Tags:"allocation"

Currency (ISO 4217) and Money types. Allows for a lot of flexibility, you can express an amount in Decimal or Int64, in major or minor units. The library includes support for formatting, rounding and... More information

Implementation in C# of LINQ concept with struct

Contains various parser optimized for speed and no allocation This package was built from the source at https://github.com/nemesissoft/Nemesis.TextParsers/tree/2b364690fc4a42dcd16c7998962b0cb63397b2da

Compress/Decompress with QuickLz with less allocations

Implementation in C# of LINQ concept with struct. Extension support for BCL containers

Easy to use SIMD accelerated span and array methods Now each method in SimdOps is generic, instead of SimdOps<T>, i.e SimdOps.Abs<T>() instead of SimdOps<T>.Abs().

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Indexed collection like usual List<T>, but with less allocations. Enables reusing instances of inner array via ArrayPool<T>.Shared. Provides ToRist() extension method which perfectly replaces conventional... More information

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SIMD-accelerated generic tensor library

Associative collection like usual Dictionary<TKey, TValue>, but with comparer type preserved instead of hiding behind the interface. Enables devirtualization of calls to the key comparer. Enables reusing... More information

This package can be used to profile object allocations of .NET applications on Windows or Ubuntu using the Visual Studio .NET Object Allocation tool. See included README for instructions on how to use... More information

Support string operations using Span

Aligned memory allocation methods in the style of `System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal`

ShipmentRouter RESTful JSON order routing web services split Ecommerce order to multiple shipments, allocate warehouse inventory and route shipments to specific warehouses based on routing scenarios and... More information

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Contains various parser optimized for speed and no allocation This package was built from the source at /tree/