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In many places,
#[cold]
is used for this, sometimes together with#[inline(never)]
on the same function. Is there some guidance somewhere on which to use where?If these kind of functions should have
#[inline(never)]
instead of (or in addition to)#[cold]
, some of them (e.g.SyncOnceCell::initialize
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hmm, I am not really sure. It probably depends on where it is used and we would need an additional perf run 😆
I do feel like this method is kind of special as it is extremely frequently used. Not sure if
SyncOnceCell
is used frequently enough for this to be noticeable. Could be worth trying though