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Interesting ideas, but this bothers me: "Then refactored to:" Refactored implies performance improvement to me, and inlining is almost always faster than the m
by lend000 10y ago
Interesting ideas, but this bothers me: "Then refactored to:"
Refactored implies performance improvement to me, and inlining is almost always faster than the more modular representation that the author ended up with after "refactoring" (putting the comparisons in functions).
- kiliancs 10y agoReadability improvements and complexity reductions are often more important than performance improvements and very good reasons to refactor.