Comments by ccrngd1 (Top 2 by date)

ccrngd1 10-Nov-14 10:43am View

Reason for my vote of 2 \n This method won't work well for multi-threaded applications as the stopwatch will continue to tick away while a thread may have yielded or otherwise not be doing any work. Also the title is a little misleading, you might want to think about expanding the article to include pumping this data into performance counters/csv files for analysis or change the title to reflect the main point of this tip being how to use Stopwatch.

ccrngd1 3-Nov-14 7:24am View

Reason for my vote of 2 \n The title is deceptive and I think it will attract the wrong audience. On the main page when this is advertised, the tags shown are mostly VC#, .NET#, Win#, etc and do not help narrow down the topic or scope. Simply modifying the title would make me raise this vote as the article seems to be appropriate for new programmers, though sorting does seem to be a poor choice for recursion as loops are generally covered very early on.