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My point is simply that inline caching doesn't have an extra jump. It's called inline cache because the caching is writen in place (inline) making calling a me
by loewenskind 16y ago
My point is simply that inline caching doesn't have an extra jump. It's called inline cache because the caching is writen in place (inline) making calling a method the same as calling a function. The generated function just has a type check at the top to jump back to normal method call scemantics in the case of a miss.