Change to avoid Stopwatch allocation if timeout for PollNonBlocking is 0 #134
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…the polling loop if the timeout for PollNonBlocking is set to 0.
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We recently noticed issues with memory usage and increased GC pressure with high traffic under clrzmq. We traced the issue to the fact that the Poller's PollNonBlocking(timeout) method allocates a new Stopwatch with every iteration of the loop. With the timeout set to 0 this allocation is unnecessary. The attached change doesn't initialize a Stopwatch if the timeout for PollNonBlocking is set to 0.