title: Raising an Event in .net - perfomance implications
body: <p>Throwing an exception is costly in terms of writing good performance code. But what about raising an event?  Hence this theoretical querstion to the .net clr  crowd: <br />
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  What are the memory implications concerning raising an event with one subscriber? With 1 000 000 subscribers? How to calculate these implications? Does raising one event euqal calling a member method of (the otherwise handler) subscriber directly?</p>