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kinar13-Jan-11 10:41
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Whats the most efficient way of storing and referecing a list of ~2000 unsorted key value pairs in C#?

I understand that there is not really any definite answer here since it will depend on the data, however, I'm not familiar enough with the .NET framework to know which ones to even test. I'm an MFC C++ developer who is migrating to C#. In MFC C++ I would use a CMap or a muiltidimensional array to store the data and it would be efficient enough for my needs. I'm finding in C#, neither (a series of arrays or a Hashtable) is working out very well. Both seem to be far less efficient than my implementations in C++ but I'm assuming this is mostly because of my inability to code C# as well as I do in C++.

For reference, I need to store 5-6 values for ~2000 keys (3-30 character strings) and receive between 200-10,000 updates a second (averaging about 750) total.

Recomendations? Should I look at another data storage method or should I work on improving my existing attempts?
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