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[3.1 port] Improve the performance of Environment.WorkingSet in Windows (#26522) #27212
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Description
This is a backport of #26522.
Environment.WorkingSet
API was not made to be performant, so it was using reflection to call System.Diagnostics.Process API, which internally allocates aProcessInfo
object and fills up a lot of irrelevant information that gets thrown away. This changes Environment.WorkingSet API to call into the Windows API for fetching the working set directly to improve its performance on Windows.Customer Impact
Bing reported this API to be a blocker for adopting the runtime performance counters in their production environment.
Regression?
No
Risk
Low. Performance tests showed an improvement of ~2000x speedup with this change.