使用 gdi+ 的 x64 应用程序：对性能有何影响？
我目前正在实现一个 ASP.Net 应用程序，它使用 GDI+ 进行服务器端渲染。第一个版本依赖于 32 位非托管组件，因此所有托管程序集都是针对 x86 平台编译的。最后，我摆脱了这种依赖性，现在可以将目标平台设置为 AnyCPU。由于应用程序可能用于处理大量数据，因此能够以 64 位运行它可能会很有用。然而，我读到在 x64 平台上使用 GDI+ 时性能会下降，但无法获得有关它的详细信息。
为了了解以 64 位运行是否值得付出性能成本，我应该注意哪些性能问题？
I am currently implementing an ASP.Net application which is using GDI+ to do server-side rendering. First versions were dependent on a 32 bits unmanaged component, so all the managed assembly were compiled for x86 platform. Lastly I got rid of this dependency and am now able to set the target platform to AnyCPU. Since the application can potentially be used to handle a lot of data, being able to run it in 64 bits may be useful. However I read there is a performance decrease when using GDI+ on x64 platform, but was not able to have detailed information about it.
What are the performance issues I should be aware of in order to know if running in 64 bits worth the performance cost?
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好吧，我得到了错误的信息：在分析为 x86 和 x64 编译的 GDI+ 应用程序后，每个平台的性能似乎都是相同的。我不记得我第一次读到的内容，但它很好地提醒了“在看到之前不要假设任何事情”。
不过，对我的问题有明确的答案还是很好的！
Ok, I had wrong information: after profiling a GDI+ application compiled both for x86 and x64 it appears that the performance are the same for each platform. I do not remember where I read that first, but it is a good reminder of the "assume nothing before seeing" moto.
It's good to have a definitive answer to my question though!