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Wednesday, June 12, 2013

There's space in each CLR object reserved for locking

P272 [[concur programming on windows]] points out "You allocate your object on the GC heap and the CLR will handle initialization of
internal data structures needed to support synchronization".

Therefore I believe even the simplest dotnet heap object needs at least a few extra bytes for this.