I wondered about the performance of my event broker (CodeProject article) implementation in bbv.Common.

Event Broker: a notification component for synchronous and asynchronous, loosely coupled event handling.

Therefore, I implemented a quick performance test application that prints out the timings for

• Plain .NET events
• Event over Event Broker
• Event over Event Broker with logging extension enabled
• Event over Event Broker with a matching matcher on the subscriber
• Event over Event Broker with a non-matching matcher on the subscriber
• Event over Event Broker with exception throwing subscriber

As well as how the number of subscribers on a single event influences timings.

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The question is not so easy answered though. Mac OS X leopard has already most of the things I need built-in. But there are still some. Let us start with some basic tools I use.

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