Use IncTo and refactor foreach gen #365
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Thank you for the contribution! I have manually merged the IncTo changes, though not the ForEach loop, as that felt a bit "different not better". |
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Replaced weird usage of Inc() with IncTo() which seems to be made for this exact case.
And slight compaction of code with the foreach loop statement.
Sidenote,
GC.MaxGenerationis designed to increase during runtime. If it does, it would throw each cycle. However in practiceGC.MaxGenerationis hardcoded to be 2. This would solve this (non-existing) problem however no new counters will be made for the newer generation that didn't exist at the start of the runtime.