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Better inlining analysis and heuristic algorithms [6137978]
Submitted by Nick Palladinos on 7/5/2014 12:00:00 AM 22 votes on UserVoice prior to migration
It would be great if the compiler can inline away CPS compositions like the following.
let inline f k = (fun x -> k (x + 1))
let inline g k = (fun x -> k (x + 2))
(f << g) id 1 // 4
In general better inlining analysis and heuristic algorithms
Response
** by fslang-admin on 2/5/2016 12:00:00 AM **
This is automatically approved – definitely something we want to do – but not individually tracked individually here. Let’s do it… Please submit your PRs for improved inlining :)
Don Syme, F# Language Evolution
Better inlining analysis and heuristic algorithms [6137978]
Submitted by Nick Palladinos on 7/5/2014 12:00:00 AM
22 votes on UserVoice prior to migration
It would be great if the compiler can inline away CPS compositions like the following.
let inline f k = (fun x -> k (x + 1))
let inline g k = (fun x -> k (x + 2))
(f << g) id 1 // 4
In general better inlining analysis and heuristic algorithms
Response
** by fslang-admin on 2/5/2016 12:00:00 AM **
This is automatically approved – definitely something we want to do – but not individually tracked individually here. Let’s do it… Please submit your PRs for improved inlining :)
Don Syme, F# Language Evolution
Original UserVoice Submission
Archived Uservoice Comments
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