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Oliver Sturm

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Oliver Sturm is the lead software architect for Dahlhoff IT-Solutions.
Nullable types are being changed - late but not too late Posted: Aug 15, 2005 5:28 AM
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This blog article explains that, and why, a late change to the implementation of nullable types is being made in the runtime, making nullables an intrinsic type. This solves the problems that many had reported when nullables were used in situations where boxing occurred, and where null comparisons were made involving generic types. Read the [...]

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