Compile methods in canon form only #36011
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davidwrighton merged 2 commits intodotnet:masterfrom May 8, 2020
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- The previous logic would compile methods that were not in canonical form - These methods would never be used by the runtime, and contributed 70MB to a 170MB composite image
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Wow, awesome improvement, thanks David!
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Does it mean the SDK size will be significantly smaller? (and |
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@EgorBo, this is an improvement to crossgen2, which is expected to replace crossgen in the future. So, this isn't expected to have an impact on size in the .NET 5 timeframe, as we're not using this tool for any customer scenarios yet. |
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Also a small fix to an assertion so that debug builds work well