C#. Does shortening identifier names increase overall run-time performance of an application? -



C#. Does shortening identifier names increase overall run-time performance of an application? -

shortening identifier names makes resulting executable smaller in size since msil code includes these names except local variable ones. impact executing code in .net runtime in way in terms of performance, @ to the lowest degree in theory? native machine code doesn't include names interoperates .net runtime. wonder if makes sense obfuscate (namely shorten identifier names) msil code in order increment run-time performance of application @ to the lowest degree little.

i surprised statement: "dotfuscator improves run-time performance. removing unneeded programme elements , renaming identifiers little names, dotfuscator can speed programs." http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227226.aspx

the identifier names discarded compiler/jitter, not create difference.

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