Remove locks on Style/TriggerBase counters, use atomic increments instead #10004
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Description
Similarly as in #9741, we will use simple
Interlocked.Incrementto retrieve the next globally unique index, instead of using a full-blownMonitor-type lock for such simple operation. This will contribute to startup performance mostly.I've also removed
IsEqualprivate static method inStyleas it was just staring there at me, unused.Customer Impact
Increased (mostly startup) performance.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build.
Risk
Low, this is very easy to grasp.
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