I am using the generic ConcurrentStack in some of my code. And when using it
on monodroid I noticed that the method PushRange and TryPopRange do not
work. They are present in
http://docs.monodroid.net/?link=T%3aSystem.Collections.Concurrent.ConcurrentStack%601
the documentation of monodroid (with
o for Android] <
ml-node+s1047100n571000...@n5.nabble.com> wrote:
> On May 24, 2012, at 3:15 AM, gpe wrote:
> > I am using the generic ConcurrentStack in some of my code. And when
> using it on monodroid I noticed that the method PushRange and TryPopRange
> do not work.
>
> Can
Hello,
I have never done any extensive profiling (performance analysis) work and
still don't really need it actually. But as my application is running too
slowly I would like to spot the caveats of my code. It could be as well be a
problem of memory as processor usage.
In Visual Studio (2010) I sa