std.regex - reuse codepoint sets for identical character classes #2234
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These are very common and blowup memory usage at CTFE (that has no TLS cache for that). In any case it makes for slightly more compact memory footprint, so a net gain regardless.
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std.regex - reuse codepoint sets for identical character classes
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These are very common and blowup memory usage at CTFE (that has no TLS
cache for that).
In any case it makes for slightly more compact memory footprint,
so a net gain regardless.
Might help a lot for :
https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12844