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Transducer as an optimization: map, filter and flatten #33526
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Use map and filter transducers in foldl as an optimization
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Fix mapfoldr
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Fix empty value handling
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Specialize _foldl_impl for Tuple
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Fix @allocated(foldr(-, x)) test
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Use reduce_first in foldl
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Add/tweak docstrings
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Add a transducer for Flatten
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Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master' into filterxf
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Improve _xfadjoint(op, itr::Generator); process inner iterator
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Take adjoint inside FlatteningRF as well
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I'm curious about the use of
@inline
here; with such a minimal implementation, you'd think it wouldn't be needed. Yet I think I've found myself doing the same thing because, if I understand correctly, even thoughop.f
might itself have@inline
, having this simple function barrier can prevent total inlining (I imagine because theop.f
gets inlined into this one-liner, but then itself doesn't get inlined due to the now-non-inlineable nature). Is that correct thinking?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yes, that's probably what happens.