C# IEnumerable ToArray() Benchmark
I was benchmarking different kinds of IEnumerable Methods out of curiosity and found something very strange: Calling ToArray() on a temporary array is relatively slow.
I am aware, that array.ToArray() creates a copy of array, but I would have thought that the compiler was smart enough to ommit the copy if array is an temporary object. Am I missing something?
I am aware, that array.ToArray() creates a copy of array, but I would have thought that the compiler was smart enough to ommit the copy if array is an temporary object. Am I missing something?
