In rust it would never occur to me that something like that line 175 would incur extra work (just expected the compiler to figure out I only use the object for a function call).
Honestly still surprised clang with -O2 wouldn't 'inline' that
In rust it would never occur to me that something like that line 175 would incur extra work (just expected the compiler to figure out I only use the object for a function call).
Honestly still surprised clang with -O2 wouldn't 'inline' that