> It depends on what else your application is doing. AutoMapper uses dynamic
> expression compilation for some pretty fast setters (more so than
> reflection), it's unlikely to be the pain point for performance in your
> application if you're hitting a database, for example
> *Alex Norcliffe*
> Lead Architect, Umbraco 5
> @alex_norcliffe <http://twitter.com/alex_norcliffe> on Twitter, blogging
> at boxbinary.com
> *
> *
> On 26 January 2012 09:39, Marco Serina <marcoserin...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hi guys,
>> I've been recently informed about AutoMapper and that seems very very
>> cool to me.
>> I would like to introduce it into an MVC project we are currently
>> developing, but I am quite worried about possible performance issues
>> during the mapping process. I guess that the component exploits some
>> kind of reflection stuff to automatically perform the mapping between
>> source and target objects. If true, this would lead me to the
>> question: what happens when managing complex models and large amount
>> of data?
>> Of course, this also depends on how "clever" is my model ;-)
>> In any case, congratulations to the dev team, this is really a great
>> job!
>> Cheers
>> -marco
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