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The ECOOP 2015 paper examines the code size issue. The bottom line is that code is often smaller because it's better optimized, has less type checks and boxing/
by maximecb 11y ago
The ECOOP 2015 paper examines the code size issue. The bottom line is that code is often smaller because it's better optimized, has less type checks and boxing/unboxing.
What kind of information do you think it would be useful to propagate about effects?