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Add opt-in support for GeneratedComInterface/ComImport RCW interop #87583
Add opt-in support for GeneratedComInterface/ComImport RCW interop #87583
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This should reduce the overhead quite a bit for typical non-collectible use case.
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Is this guaranteed to be non-zero when this method is called? If it is the case,
Debug.Assert
would be better than!
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