Reduce Subscription Object Allocation#1283
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- significant reduction in object allocations
- details on research available at Profiling Memory Usage and Object Creation #1204
- significant reduction in object allocations - details on research available at ReactiveX#1204
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Backporting from the 0.19 work on master for 0.18.x as this is a major performance fix that we and others need. |
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Fantastic enhancement @benjchristensen. Brought my run time processing 112 million records from over an hour down to 5 minutes. |
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