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src/Microsoft.Data.SqlClient/netcore/src/Microsoft/Data/SqlClient/TdsParserStateObject.cs
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This reverts commit bc2faed.
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…to netfx. Replaced Thread.MemoryBarrier usage of netfx with Interlocked.MemoryBarrier.
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Two pretty small changes.
The use of a shared temp array in some places was bothering me so I've replaced it with a const sized stack allocated span that the jit will simply allocate as part of the stack frame and then work entirely on locals. This should allow better codegen and referential locality.
The presence of multiple ways of writing an int to an array was wasteful. The most efficient way to do this is to use the netcore BitConverter.TryWriteByte method which uses MemoryMarshal to do safe il level tricks to write all 4 bytes in one. If that isn't present (netstandard, netfx) then do it using const offsets so the codegen can reorder or pipeline them efficiently.
Measuring a real-world impact of either of these in the context of the entire library is impossible. These are opinionated changes based on good performance practice picked up from work in corefx and I believe they improve the code quality overall.