internal: Reduce memory consumption by not merging trait_impls_in_deps results #14716
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Yeah, it might be ~1s slower, but it's probably worth it for a 59 MB win. |
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Definitely, and itll save a lot more once IDE features are used. (This query repeatedly goes up to 200mb when im working on r-a for a bit) |
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Closes #9167
We effectively keep a lot of copies of
TraitImplresults in memory by merging them into the result of this query. This wastes a lot of memory unnecessarily. The change here brings memory usage of self down by 50mb (at a slight cost of trait solving unfortunately, though I'm hopeful it was just noice)