Reflection performance in this iteration of a (probably) large excel file
I’m wondering the performance of reflection in this situation. I’m iterating a (probably) large excel file (let’s say 3000 max) which it’s going to be done from time to time, and the implementation that my mate is something like this, iterating each row:
Good approaches when one needs to access private variables in production systems
At my company we needed access to some variable to call a method on it, this variable is hidden about 6 layers down of different libraries code and each time it is behind a private variables (that this is so is a definite oversight, the method needed provides vital information pertaining to an exception that has occurred, there is no way other than calling this method to see these details. There is an open issue about this, but it does not look like it will be getting resolved any time soon).
Why use a special “Name” class (instead of just a string) for representing object names in C++?
Suppose we have an Instance class in a C++ program, which has a GUID/UUID, name, parents, children, and other properties which can be saved to or loaded from an XML file.