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I’ve stumbled accross this code in production and I think It may be causing us problems.
internal static readonly MyObject Instance = new MyObject();
Calling the Instance field twice returns two objects with the same hash code. Is it possible that these objects are different?
My knowledge of the CLI says that they are the same because the hash codes are the same.
Can anyone clarify please?
The field will only be initialized once, so you’ll always get the same object. It’s perfectly safe.
Of course, you have to be careful when using static objects from multiple threads. If the object is not thread-safe, you should lock it before accessing it from different threads.