Add #[inline] attribute to all fns which return SmallVec #206
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When rustc fails to inline a
SmallVec
constructor, it can carry a significant performance cost: for example, ifSmallVec::<[i64; 128]>::from_iter(...)
fails to inline, it will perform an unnecessary 1kb memcpy.I've recently been bitten by this when using
SmallVec
in a context where rustc seemed to be reluctant to perform inlining (a large fn with nested closures). Switching fromSmallVec::from_iter
toSmallVec::new
andpush
, with a buffer size of 256 bytes, saved over 20ns per call. For larger buffers,from_iter
carried a proportionally higher cost, even when the actual capacity in use didn't change.