how stable is linq?

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Is lint stable enough for production?
what is memory consumption like?


I am using 988M out of 3876M when I run vs cs with dotnet 2 along with a VPC
VM. actually I only have GAB of real RAM
 
Hi,

VPC use a lot of memory, it does use at least the amount of memory you
defined in the VPC that you are running, so if you set your VPC with 512MB
of ram you are using already half your memory
 
GS said:
Is lint stable enough for production?

I don't believe you're *licensed* to use LINQ in production yet, aside
from anything else.
what is memory consumption like?

It's bound to depend on what you're doing with it. It's also quite
possible that its performance will change between now and release.
 
Is lint stable enough for production?

There is no GO LIVE license yet on LINQ (and Orcas) so you cannot use it for
production.

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HTH

Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Moer inc. (http://www.emoreau.com)
 
thank you all.

I am developing a an application whose completion date is about 3 month from
now to production.


so I guess that is out of question then despite we don't expect heavy use
for another 6 months
 
GS said:
Is lint stable enough for production?

I wrote a trivial metaprogramming example using LINQs expression compiler
and you can make it break quite easily and it doesn't break in a friendly
way.
 
Even in 3 months, you will probably won't have the Go Live. Even 6 months is
a bit short.

A second beta of Orcas is due later this year and then the final version.

Personally, I don't expect to see the final version before 2008.

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HTH

Éric Moreau, MCSD, Visual Developer - Visual Basic MVP
Conseiller Principal / Senior Consultant
Moer inc. (http://www.emoreau.com)
 
thx for confirming my suspicion
I sorted decide to stay away when I saw Jon's post
 

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