>> The changes makes the compiler 5% smaller, and both patches remove >> more code than they add, so in terms of complexity, this is a definite >> win. > > Certainly it's a win in terms of development costs, but that doesn't mean > it's a savings for the user. JFTR, I don't think we should be making > decisions about removing features because of savings in the compiler.
Oh, I misunderstood this point -- you probably meant 5% codegen savings, not 5% LOC savings. Yes, that's definitely important. Making ivecs always on the heap makes sense to me. Dave _______________________________________________ Rust-dev mailing list Rust-dev@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/rust-dev
