Günther Foidl
Günther Foidl
> If we want a case-insensitive check (is anyone in the real world actually sending requests like this?) Shall I add this? The approach outlined looks good.
Not relevant for v2.x. Closing.
Very short version of the history of .NET. It started as .NET, which evolved up to .NET 4. Then started .NET Core, evolved up to .NET Core 3.1. After .NET...
Maybe in the `webpack.config.js` there should also be a comment about additional loaders for typescript, like `ts-loader`? So the config looks like: ```js module.exports = { module: { rules: [...
Ahhh, that's good to know. Thank you very much! 👍 😃
The approach with the constant looks good to me. It's self describing and the optimization kicks in.
How could things like https://github.com/SixLabors/ImageSharp/blob/c661ab1478419004271a1bd2281f5d4e478840b9/src/ImageSharp/Common/Helpers/Shuffle/IComponentShuffle.cs#L113-L119 be handled in order for the JIT to don't emit the software fallback? Typing a literal or the constant approach (as outlined above) won't work...
@tannergooding thanks for the insights -- much appreciated!
I'll have a look at this.
> We can bypass these interfaces and call directly into a PAL Another option to avoid some allocations is using the new APIs introduced with .NET Standard 2.1, which offer...