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Add MIR pass to lower call to
core::slice::len
intoLen
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Add MIR pass to lower call to
core::slice::len
intoLen
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Since the addition of the
slice_len_fn
lang item, this is now unused, right ?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I believe it was a source of a performance gain in the first performance CI test: I was using a combination of
slice_impl
+len
to find out a function, that is not optimal, but in some tests performance gains were substantial and I believe it may have helped. In any case, it's quite common expression and it may be good to intern in any case