Hello,

I understand that the primitive types in the base class library are handled
on iml-level. But when I look at the source code of rotor, I see that all
the primitive types like int32, double, etc. are structures drived from
ValueType, and these structures are using, well, the actual(?) primitive
types themselves. Many books and articles I read about the bcl say that it
doesn't matter (performance-related) if you use - in c# for example - Int32
or the "real" int. But if I use the Int32 in my code, doesn't that
necessarily mean that there is a code overhead, which I better avoid?

Maybe there are some articles out there explaining the interaction between
the bcl and the IML-type-using-and-resolving-thingy (hope, that's not the
actual technical term ;- ) properly?

Thanks for your help,

Klaus