SharedPools
Shared object pool for roslyn
Use this shared pool if only concern is reducing object allocations. if perf of an object pool itself is also a concern, use ObjectPool directly.
For example, if you want to create a million of small objects within a second, use the ObjectPool directly. it should have much less overhead than using this.
Assembly: ServiceStack.Text.dll
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public static class SharedPools
Fields
StringIgnoreCaseHashSet
pool that uses string as element with StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase as element comparer
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public static readonly ObjectPool<HashSet<string>> StringIgnoreCaseHashSet
StringHashSet
pool that uses string as element with StringComparer.Ordinal as element comparer
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public static readonly ObjectPool<HashSet<string>> StringHashSet
ByteArray
Used to reduce the # of temporary byte[]s created to satisfy serialization and other I/O requests
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public static readonly ObjectPool<byte[]> ByteArray
ByteBufferSize
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public const int ByteBufferSize = 4096
AsyncByteArray
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public static readonly ObjectPool<byte[]> AsyncByteArray
Methods
BigDefault<T>()
pool that uses default constructor with 100 elements pooled
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public static ObjectPool<T> BigDefault<T>()
where T : class, new()
Returns
ServiceStack.Text.Pools.ObjectPool<T>
Type Parameters
T
Default<T>()
pool that uses default constructor with 20 elements pooled
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public static ObjectPool<T> Default<T>()
where T : class, new()
Returns
ServiceStack.Text.Pools.ObjectPool<T>
Type Parameters
T
StringIgnoreCaseDictionary<T>()
pool that uses string as key with StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase as key comparer
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public static ObjectPool<Dictionary<string, T>> StringIgnoreCaseDictionary<T>()
Returns
ServiceStack.Text.Pools.ObjectPool<T>
Type Parameters
T