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Are there any good patterns in C# or .NET 5 for building a dynamic update function based on a JSON response for a class? Doing this manually at the moment and get the feeling there's a better way.
Essentially, I'm retrieving a JSON list of key/value pairs and manually switching on the keys to update the corresponding config value.
Example:
foreach(var kvPair in response){
switch(kvPair.key){
case "Option1": {
_config.update(o => { o.Option1 = kvPair.value});
}
case "Option2": {
_config.update(o => { o.Option2 = kvPair.value});
}
}
}
// Unlike the C standard and POSIX, Windows does not requires size to be a multiple of alignment. However, we do want an "empty" allocation for zero
public int Try() {
int sum=0;
try{
for (int i=0; i<100; i++)
sum+=i;
} catch{}
return sum;
}
public int NoTry() {
int sum=0;
for (int i=0; i<100; i++)
sum+=i;
return sum;
}adding a try{...}catch{} around a trivial for loop can strongly affect its optimisation ; is this expected?
it's a few more mov's, and the value is no longer in a register, it's about 3x as slow. (originally asked in dotnet/roslyn about this time, but they suggest it's a runtime issue)
