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I notice that the C stubs do a range check and then raise an exception if it's over. Instead of that, we could always mask off the index with page_size, and so overflow back to the start
This would make the rest of the stub non-allocating and safe to mark noalloc, and be a minor speedup if its on the critical path. Needs to be benchmarked though.
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I notice that the C stubs do a range check and then raise an exception if it's over. Instead of that, we could always mask off the index with page_size, and so overflow back to the start
This would make the rest of the stub non-allocating and safe to mark
noalloc
, and be a minor speedup if its on the critical path. Needs to be benchmarked though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: