Replace use of ArrayList with List<T> in BamlMapTable for performance #9967
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Description
Replaces 4x
ArrayListcollections withList<T>for improved performance and increased type safety.I've also introduced
initsetters for the respective properties so they can be used as part of theCloneoperation and the underlying fields can be converted toreadonly. Rest are just NULL check removals coming from theascasting pattern or simply redundant as the values in the lists are always from freshly initialized types, no NULLs are inserted.Sample benchmark showing difference between
ArrayListandList<T>with reference type can be found f.e. in #9432.Customer Impact
Improved performance, cleaner codebase for developers.
Regression
No.
Testing
Local build.
Risk
Low, just type swaps.
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