Optimizations with CF

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Anyone know of a good resource(s), that discusses optimizations for CF?
I've gone through all the optimization advice I've seen here or on the web
and am still seeing poor performance with SP1, but I may have missed
something somewhere. Perferably the resource would be in book form with
detailed examples of scenarios.

Areas of real optimization interest would be:

GUI
XML [reading/writing via XmlReader/XmlWriting]
DataBinding
 
It's like putting a real fat lady in a bikini -- some
things just never will fit, and weren't meant to.

Decadent in Hollywood:
 
Yes, I fully agree. Comparisons such as the "bikini comparison" are not
necessary here or anywhere.

--
Tim Wilson
Windows Embedded MVP

Hollywood said:
Don't post if you have nothing worthwhile to say, thanks.
 
I have a project with ~300 fields and ~40 forms. All forms are data bound to
one large data container (c# class). Forms are cached. The container is
used as a data buffer for all records, so I have to refresh controls when a
new data is loaded . The only performance problem I have is the databinding.
It takes enormous amount of time to bound to the class and framework doesn't
provide posibility to "refresh" databinding. Of course it is possible to
define PropertyChanged events, but it also not efficient. I was able to
solve the problem calling private function "PushData" on Binding class. Of
course first time it takes about 1-2 seconds to load a form, but than
everything works just fine!
 
Yes, I fully agree. Comparisons such as the "bikini comparison" are
Who said that? Show some respect!

--
Tim Wilson
Windows Embedded MVP

I'll use another canned response I saw here:
Yes, I fully agree. Comparisons such as the "bikini comparison" are
very necessary here or anywhere.

Can't argue with that!

Fieldadvice ([email protected])[Mon, 3 Nov 2003 13:58:26 +1300]:
Chill out!

OK, they you put on the bikini if you insist. ahha
 
Yes, I fully agree. Comparisons such as the "bikini comparison" are
Who said that? Show some respect!

Talk to the guy in the bikini if you want to be shown anything.
He has all the respect, hairy legs (or?) and all, you deserve.

You need clues but I gave at the office.
 
Ok, I can see this is going to go nowhere with you. All I ask is that you
don't post ignorant comments in a public newsgroup - make them to your
friends, yourself, whatever, but don't do it here... where you don't know
the people who are going to be reading it. The original poster asked about
optimization. If you don't like the CF or you don't think that something can
be optimized further, fine. Post your opinion. But phrase it in a manner
that is related to programming, don't just make a stupid and unnecessary
comment!
 
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