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XNA ContentManager.Load causes string allocation
Your solution to the problem is correct - hold your own references.
In my games I take it a step further with class Asset<T>. Basically:
The Asset<T> type can exist in a not-yet-loaded state (a pub …
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Load XNA Content Type from File
I had a look at the code in ILSpy, and it's heavily generic. There isn't a private Read(Type type) method available.
Your option on the PC to keep things quick is to use Expression objects - basicall …
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