Microsoft has released the fifth preview of its open-source developer platform, .NET 10, which introduces significant advancements in C# 14 and the runtime. Key features include user-defined compound assignment operators in C# 14 that allow modifications in place, and an extended escape analysis in the .NET runtime. This enhancement models delegate invokes and optimizes the JIT compiler with improved inlining policies. Furthermore, F# 10 now offers scoped warning control through the #warnon directive, catering to developers seeking more precise diagnostic handling for compiler warnings. The preview can be downloaded from dotnet.microsoft.com.
C# 14 introduces user-defined compound assignment operators that modify the target in place, enhancing coding flexibility while keeping existing code unchanged.
With the fifth preview of .NET 10, Microsoft enhances the runtime, C# 14, F# 10, and other features, supporting developers with more powerful tools.
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