Inline small functions#283
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This looks reasonable: all of these function should compile down to approximately a single assembly instruction, so not inlining them is almost certainly a bug. @bors r+ |
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This adds
#[inline]to small functions which should be beneficial to inline.rustc compilation performance (code size of
rustc_driverup by 0.09%):This is the effect on compile time this has on my HashMap compile time benchmark:
We saw a 1.6% improvement in rustc's build time for a -20% improvement on
hashmap-instances:releaseon rust-lang/rust#87233. So I would expect around a 0.08% regression for rustc's build time from this PR.