rustc: map node ids through a table that ensures bitset indexes in dataflow are dense #7202
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I'm pretty sure this got adequately reviewed by a combination of @nikomatsakis and @graydon so I'm rubber stamping it because I really want this in (it makes it much less likely for me to swap, allowing me to get more work done).
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The bench is on Linux, though, and that means lazily allocated pages, might be different on other platforms? |
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That surprises me! |
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Fix allow on some statement lints changelog: Fix `#[allow(..)]` over statements for [`needless_collect`], [`short_circuit_statement`] and [`unnecessary_operation`] Fixes rust-lang#7171 Fixes rust-lang#7202
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I'm pretty sure this got adequately reviewed by a combination of @nikomatsakis and @graydon so I'm rubber stamping it because I really want this in (it makes it much less likely for me to swap, allowing me to get more work done).