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Question<pre>I Have an application that shows output of cpu utilization its memory used and current date and time in console application output now i want to store this 3 things in my database how can i store it?</pre> Pin
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QuestionIncorporating values directly (as is/bytewise) into a string Pin
primem0ver28-Dec-21 10:19
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I know this may seem arbitrary to some, but the nature of the project that I am currently working on makes this capability an easy way to solve several problems.

I want an efficient, seamless way to integrate values into a stream of characters. I have done this in the past by just converting byte values into chars or even using value.tostring() but it would be more efficient if the characters could be read directly from the memory containing the values. (Examples: an integer is read as 2 characters, a long is read as 4 characters and a GUID is read as 8 characters). This would be really simple in C++. In c# it is turning out to be a huge challenge.

I tried using a generic with using StructLayout.Explicit but I got a runtime error stating that this is not supported. Using non-generics doesn't work either because strings and arrays are classes while values are structs and mixing them also doesn't work for the simple reason that the non zero terminated strings used in .NET track data that is probably inconsistent with this layout.

Is there any way to directly read (or even copy) data from numeric value bytes into a string? I can think of one possibility using unsafe copying but was wondering if I had any other better (more efficient) options.
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