David Smith
@sapphicorb yup exactly :) relatively primitive escape analysis currently, but already getting nice wins
Very happy about this Swift improvement:https://github.com/apple/swift/commit/0dd045ca04dcc10a33abf57f7e1b08260c4e3de1 …
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@Catfish_Man@sapphicorb escape analysis is so super useful, and really under appreciated. -
@Catfish_Man@sapphicorb did you see the more general partial variant that was published last year? http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=2544157 … -
@cfbolz@sapphicorb I hadn't! That's pretty neat :) -
@Catfish_Man@sapphicorb yes, the cool part is that in some ways it's actually simpler than some of the previously used analyses
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@Catfish_Man Me too, tho (echoing@joshaber) I thought it did that already. - View other replies
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@rob_rix@Catfish_Man@joshaber We also had stack promotion of closures—maybe that's what you're thinking of. -
@jckarter@Catfish_Man@joshaber Nope, just a faulty assumption.
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@catfish_man it's great to see how improvements like this are made out in the open, get to learn some really great stuff -
@Catfish_Man Oh wow, that's super cool.
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