UnsafeAccessor is awesome in .NET
Nick Chapsas discusses the .NET feature UnsafeAccessor and why it’s useful for certain low-level scenarios in C#.
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UnsafeAccessor in .NET
- The video focuses on UnsafeAccessor, a .NET capability aimed at advanced scenarios where code needs to access members that are normally not accessible.
- The emphasis is on low-level/runtime-oriented use cases (where you’d typically reach for reflection or other workarounds), and why UnsafeAccessor can be a better fit in those situations.