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I’m working on a C# .NET application that uses some rather complex scientific formulas on large sets of data (10 million data points on average). Part of what I am doing requires optimizing the formula implementations as best as possible.
I noticed that one formula implementation uses goto, and that made me wonder: is goto slower than other flow control constructs?
No. All the other flow control constructs are basically
gotoanyway.