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Good.
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Looks good.
Thanks @TobiHartmann @vnkozlov for the reviews! |
Going to push as commit 16a4f02.
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This test took over
11 seconds
. It had a very high iteration count of5_000_000
.I lowered it to
50_000
, it now takes about0.7 seconds
, so over15x speedup
.I ensured that the same compilations still happen, with and without
-Xbatch
, this is the reason why I could not set it all the way down to10_000
(the speedup at this point was hardly noticable anyway):I am not sure if the test only reproduced intermittently, but if it did it would now probably reproduce with lower frequency, but hopefully still eventually (maybe 100x less less often). Or maybe the original author just did not notice that the iteration count was a bit excessive.
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