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If you profile a simple client application that uses SocketAsyncEventArgs, you will notice Thread and ExecutionContext allocations.
The source of the allocations is SocketAsyncEventArgs.StartOperationCommon that creates a copy of the ExecutionContext with ExecutionContext.CreateCopy().
ExecutionContext.SuppressFlow seems like a good way to suppress this allocation. However this method itself will generate allocations when ran in a new thread.
How can I avoid these allocations?
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