Two-dimensional array in memory [duplicate]

Question

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Array memory allocation - paging

Does byte[,] myArray is always in continuous memory block?

I have some code which works with images stored in such arrays, everything works fine, but I just ask for sure.

EDIT: I work with unsafe code.

Kush

Take a look at this answer. There is a reference that: "In C# you can't guarantee that the memory block will be contiguous. The CLR tries to allocate the memory in one contiguous block, but it may allocate it in several blocks..." – Passementerie

Answer 1

Yes, it's always there, in memory and will be memorized consecutively.

take a look : True Unsafe Code Performance

And msdn says you can use without think about it: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/28k1s2k6%28v=vs.80%29.aspx

Tablecloth

and, "Use pointers like anyone do not use." The best solution ever to faster things up ;) – Tablecloth

https://mcmap.net/q/73802/-differences-between-a-multidimensional-array-quot-quot-and-an-array-of-arrays-quot-quot-in-c – Kush