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As currently implented in Compiler.java, method and interface calls will be prefixed with a checkcast even if that particular property of that expression/value has already been checked. This leads to method bloat which prevents inlining although the inliner if run would realize that checks are duplicated and discard them.
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As currently implented in Compiler.java, method and interface calls will be prefixed with a checkcast even if that particular property of that expression/value has already been checked. This leads to method bloat which prevents inlining although the inliner if run would realize that checks are duplicated and discard them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: