Is a dll with a strongname public key (snk) significantly slower than without ?
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Is a dll with a strongname public key (snk) significantly slower than without ?
Nope there won’t be any difference during the code execution, which would be your primary concern anyway. There will be minimal overhead during the time that the assembly is being loaded, as the strong naming will be verified, but that’s minimal since hashing is a blazingly fast operation.