Inquie wrote:
I use a lot of code that has string appending and it seems like it could
be optimized;
wchar[] x;
x ~= "This is one line";
x ~= "This is another line";
could become
x ~= "This is one lineThis is another line";
the problem with "smal optimizations" is that they adds complexity to the
compiler for a very small win in a very specific cases. here, the overall
win is almost nonexistant, but compiler devs should add another specific
data flow analysis stage.
it may *look* like a trivial piece of code, but it actually not so simple,
and such "trivial" hacks tend to accumulate, burdening the code base.
