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Scala 3 perf improvements, consolidate rep implementations #273
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Previously
.rep()
never inlined, and.repX()
would always inline and fail with a compile error if it was not possible. This should make both perform inlining at a best-effort level, giving us the best of both worldsI saw a lot of calls to
List()
turning up in my JProfile, replaced them with raw::
calls. Seems like this is optmized automatically in Scala 2, but not in Scala 3List(...)
builder missing Scala 2 optimization to avoid intermediate array scala/scala3#17035Lift whitespace NoWhitespace check in
.rep
to compile time, like we do in~
.Combine all the menagerie of
.rep
implementations into one Scala 3 macro. Scala 2 is still a bit of a mess, cleaning that up is left for futureInlined the character checking in
literalStrMacro
to avoid allocating an intermediate function to callSeems to provide a small but measurable performance boost for successful parses, and a significant performance boost for failures (where we allocate a lot more lists as part of error reporting). Not quite enough to catch up to Scala 2 performance, but brings us maybe half way there.
Scala 3 before:
Scala 3 after:
Scala 2.13: