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This optimizes the `hash` implementation added in #452. Creating tuples with statically unknown types that may hold random values at runtime should be avoided for performance reasons. As a result, the allocation regression reported in #558 has been reduced to the previous level, although the time regression from `hash` calculation still remains.
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This optimizes the `hash` implementation added in #452. Creating tuples with statically unknown types that may hold random values at runtime should be avoided for performance reasons. As a result, the allocation regression reported in #558 has been reduced to the previous level, although the time regression from `hash` calculation still remains.
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This optimizes the `hash` implementation added in #452. Creating tuples with statically unknown types that may hold random values at runtime should be avoided for performance reasons. As a result, the allocation regression reported in #558 has been reduced to the previous level, although the time regression from `hash` calculation still remains.
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This optimizes the `hash` implementation added in #452. Creating tuples with statically unknown types that may hold random values at runtime should be avoided for performance reasons. As a result, the allocation regression reported in #558 has been reduced to the previous level, although the time regression from `hash` calculation still remains.
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This optimizes the `hash` implementation added in #452. Creating tuples with statically unknown types that may hold random values at runtime should be avoided for performance reasons. As a result, the allocation regression reported in #558 has been reduced to the previous level, although the time regression from `hash` calculation still remains.
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This optimizes the `hash` implementation added in #452. Creating tuples with statically unknown types that may hold random values at runtime should be avoided for performance reasons. As a result, the allocation regression reported in #558 has been reduced to the previous level, although the time regression from `hash` calculation still remains.
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I need these helper functions to facilitate checking if a string parses the same way on different versions of JuliaSyntax. They're generally useful/bugfixes/implement missing functionality that should be expected, so I figure I'll include them in
src
.Fixes #449 - a hash-== mismatch bug
Implements #450 - supports equality on
SyntaxNode
Implements #451 - supports serialization by implementing
read
andwrite
onKind
. I used strings instead of UInt16 to represent Kind, see inline comment for more info.