use @convention(c) for malloc/realloc/free in ByteBuffer #267
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Lukasa
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LGTM, merge when the tests pass.
Motivation: Adding @convention(c) is beneficial for performance of variables bound to C functions so we should do that in ByteBuffer. Modifications: Adds @convention(c) to the malloc/realloc/free constants in ByteBuffer Result: Slightly better performance.
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Motivation:
Adding @convention(c) is beneficial for performance of variables bound
to C functions so we should do that in ByteBuffer.
Modifications:
Adds @convention(c) to the malloc/realloc/free constants in ByteBuffer
Result:
Slightly better performance.