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If you read long .txt files and do calculations on these. Say that you will read a .txt-file from a CLR console application and this is reading 1 txt file, saving values to arrays and do calculations that will take 1 Minute.
If you do the same from within a Windows Form Application. Shouldn´t it be now difference or is the speed slower here or is it not possible to do such a comparison.
The speed should be the same. However if the application involves a lot of output I think its possible the console application runs slower since output to the console is notoriously slow when compared to a GUI. Don't know however if this also holds true for managed code.
Meanwhile... I don't know if anyone told you before but if you are programming for the CLR, including windows forms, you are not developing in C++. You are developing managed code. You should be asking question on the C# or Windows forums.
yes okay.. Then I know better I will do that.
Depends on whether it's C++/CLI or C#. Both works, but I do recommend C#.
And Windows Forms is the managed equalient of GUI.
CLR Console is the managed equalient of console application.
So they both are Managed and both are about as slow.