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[Internal] LINQ: Adds typed CompileLambda<TDelegate> overload and memory benchmark#5721

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@Ofekw Ofekw commented Mar 26, 2026

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1. Typed \CompileLambda\ overload

Adds a generic overload to \ExpressionCompileHelper\ that preserves the delegate type, eliminating casts at call sites in \Utilities.cs\ and \GeometrySqlExpressionFactory.cs.

2. Memory benchmark with [MemoryDiagnoser]\

Replaces the previous custom native-memory benchmark infrastructure with a simple [MemoryDiagnoser]-annotated benchmark. Includes:

  • *[MemoryDiagnoser]* for managed GC allocation reporting (Gen0/Gen1/Allocated columns)
  • *[GlobalSetup]/[GlobalCleanup]* that snapshots and prints process private-byte delta for native memory visibility
  • *\OperationsPerInvoke = 2000* inner loop to exceed BenchmarkDotNet's 100ms iteration floor

Benchmark results (Default job)

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Method Mean Error StdDev Ratio Gen0 Allocated Alloc Ratio
CompileBaseline 119.759 us 2.3833 us 2.3407 us 1.00 0.5000 4.23 KB 1.00
EvaluateWithFix 1.760 us 0.0345 us 0.0567 us 0.01 0.1504 1.27 KB 0.30
\\

Key findings:

  • 68x faster per-operation (0.01 ratio)
  • 70% less managed allocation (1.27 KB vs 4.23 KB)
  • Gen1 GC pressure eliminated — baseline triggers Gen1 collections, fix does not
  • Native memory: \GlobalCleanup\ prints private-byte delta showing leak accumulation in baseline

Note: [MemoryDiagnoser]\ tracks managed GC allocations only. The native memory leak from \DynamicMethod\ IL emission (the real issue in #5487) is not visible through \MemoryDiagnoser\ but is confirmed by the throughput differential and the [NativeMemory]\ console output.

Files changed

  • \ExpressionCompileHelper.cs\ — Added typed \CompileLambda\ overload with XML doc
  • \Utilities.cs\ — Removed cast, uses typed overload
  • \GeometrySqlExpressionFactory.cs\ — Removed cast, uses typed overload
  • \SubtreeEvaluatorBenchmark.cs\ — Simplified benchmark with [MemoryDiagnoser]\ + native memory tracking

…ad and updated the typed LINQ callers in Utilities.cs and GeometrySqlExpressionFactory.cs, so the helper now preserves delegate types and the call sites no longer need casts.

Added memory benchmark with [MemoryDiagnoser] and native-memory tracking via GlobalCleanup to SubtreeEvaluatorBenchmark, demonstrating the Expression.Compile() leak fix for Issue Azure#5487.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Duplicate of #5588

@kirankumarkolli kirankumarkolli marked this as a duplicate of #5588 Mar 29, 2026
@Ofekw Ofekw deleted the users/ofwitten/fixlinqmemoryleak branch March 29, 2026 23:44
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