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Decide inline-worthiness based on a more nuanced cost model #22210

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Decide inline-worthiness based on a more nuanced cost model #22210

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Commits on Jul 7, 2017

  1. Protect some throws with atsign-noinline

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  2. Force specialization in number of varargs in key places 

    This greatly reduces the cost of failure-to-inline
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  3. More inlining prevention

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  4. Work around penalty from splatting an Integer

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  5. Decide inline-worthiness based on a more nuanced cost model 

    This switches to a model in which we estimate the runtime of the
function; if it's fast, then we should inline it. The estimate of
runtime is extremely crude, and doesn't even take loops into account.
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