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Yes, I was running in debug with the debugger attached. I understand it is a trivial / not full scope test. However, I did the same test on all the various types I mentioned to get a *rough* idea of the differences before I implemented the real thing.

I think seeing that an int was 10ms and a struct was 590ms is pretty indicative the struct is not a good solution (without overriding the IsEquals and GetHashCode methods).

I did try hack in the _Key struct with the overridden IsEquals and GetHashCode methods into my real test application & class that does a lot with the values. I did not use the int key hacky thing I was questioning as that wouldn't work.

My original dictionary<type, someclass=""> took 110ms to run 1M iterations with the debugger attached and 3 items in the dictionary in the real application. Switching it to _Key and properly initializing the struct and the real hash code method bumped it up to 140ms to 150ms. So it actually added 30ms to 40ms of overhead which is what my trivial benchmarks kinda showed it would with 1M iterations.

FYI: Just for fun, I tried commenting out the IsEquals and GetHashCode overrides and it slowed to a crawl @ 1390ms! Wow. That is a lot more then I thought it would.
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