fix annotations on sym_in
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fix annotations on sym_in
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Just for future reference, could you explain the rationale behind adding @nospecialize in #36596, even though we're now considering its removal? As for the use of @noinline here, the reasoning can be found in this comment.
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I assume we added it just because it doesn't seem necessary to re-compile the function for every length of tuple --- if the tuples are heap allocated. But now that we can stack allocate them there is some value to it. |
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This seems to be the right combination of annotations to fix both #50562 and an inference regression in PropertyDicts.jl on the 1.10 release branch. When backported the
@noinlineshould be restored for 1.10.