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The use of Stacks in C#
Using a stack to manage priorities
How Events Work Under the Surface
Shows what goes on behind the "magic" that the compiler does when you declare a simple event member in a class.
Back to basics - Generic Data Structures and Algorithms In .NET 2.0
Implementations of generic data structures and algorithms in .NET 2.0.
When and How to Use Dispose and Finalize in C#
Although the .NET framework frees managed memory and resources transparently, it's not as adept at freeing unmanaged resources; you have to help it out by implementing the Dispose and Finalize patterns in your code.
Fun with Singletons in C# 2.0
This article will show you how to create generic singletons that honor all of their properties and at the same time are extensible enough to handle not so obvious scenarios.
Observable property pattern, memory leaks, and weak delegates for .NET
This article is dedicated to the observable property design pattern, a very nice pattern used in the Microsoft .NET Framework, a possible memory leak problem with it, and gives a couple of ways to solve it.
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Performance
MethodLogger - Hook into method calls in .NET binaries
Modifies .NET MSIL binaries to call configured methods at the beginning and end of methods in the binaries.
Dynamic Dispatching
This article demonstrates how to work around problems with the classical Visitor pattern by employing dynamic dispatching.
Dynamic Action Dispatcher or Dynamic Visitor
This article demonstrates how to use code generation at runtime to allow dynamic dispatch of method calls
A Deque Class in C#
A class that implements the deque data structure in C#.