Several changes to reduce allocations #11273
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Related to #11160 |
JanKrivanek
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Is the plan to split this PR into several smaller ones still in place please? |
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JanKrivanek
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Curious about thoughts on splitting this PR. I can split it up primarily based on file if that's desired. |
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This one was carved out into smaller ones that are currently being processed. |
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There is an appreciable amount of time all of the MSBuild process nodes spend doing GC during a build. Taking steps to reduce allocations. This PR contains a mix of approaches that reduce allocations in several areas.
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