Yes, this approach works best with the "premature optimization is the root of all evil" axiom. When I worked on high-performance servers in C#, we would occasio

Yes, this approach works best with the "premature optimization is the root of all evil" axiom. When I worked on high-performance servers in C#, we would occasionally find ways to 1) reduce allocations 2) make allocations either very short-lived so they stay in the short-term GC timeframe or very long-lived (object pooling/reuse or creating object-aggregates for pseudo-slab allocation).