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UnmangedMemory
A high-performance unmanaged memory library for .NET
Spent a weekend swapping out some manual allocations in a hot path with this and the throughput bump was noticeable right away. The unsafe span helpers feel really close to the metal without being painful to use.
the span-based design here is genuinely clever, basically letting you slice into unmanaged buffers without juggling pointers manually. honestly respect the focus on zero-allocation paths, that kind of discipline is rare in .NET libraries lately
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“A high-performance unmanaged memory library for .NET”
UnmangedMemory was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #125 on the daily leaderboard. A high-performance unmanaged memory library forNET, providing efficient memory management and manipulation capabilities. - BosonWareKE/UnmanagedMemory
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Spent a weekend swapping out some manual allocations in a hot path with this and the throughput bump was noticeable right away. The unsafe span helpers feel really close to the metal without being painful to use.