Yuge performance improvements #220
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in addition to the Json EMU. Need to delete your .EMU to trigger the creation.
Also removes limits on the queries.
Can't really do queries on them without it.
They're apparently needed
Fixed string query that didn't continue beyond first result.
- Applied Visual Studio code formatting - Added XML DOC headers to methods - Applied recommended refactoring for simple items
Also cleanup SQL objects properly
Removes the if statement that occurs on every tick, which has speed advantages.
Removed RTKICK debug info.
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Oct 27, 2020
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Replaces dictionary lookups in MemoryCore with array lookups, which are more efficient.
Tweaked compiler optimizations to NOT inline CpuCore & MemoryCore, as this actually slowed down performance considerably. My guess is that the aggressive inlining ballooned the size of the code yielding frequent CPU cache misses
MIPS went from 8.5 to 18.1 on my machine!