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Use "int = 0" SFINAE in std::function to improve compiler throughput #244
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Looks good. No merge conflicts with #226 although they work towards the same goal.
We mess up clang-format sometimes too :P |
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Looks like this is ICEing the chk build of the compiler for now.... |
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The FE team needs to fix the ICE you encountered, and then that needs to ship in a Preview, before we can merge this.
Cross-reference: this is related to #187. |
Should that also contain the fixes from @CaseyCarter concerning |
That’s a good question. @BillyONeal, I suspect that #248 is the same bug, so @miscco ’s idea of grouping them together should save time. #249 appears to be a different bug. |
Xiang Fan of the C1XX frontend team reported that this improved throughput in a customer submitted benchmark.
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Use on/off SFINAE in std::function when not blocked by compiler bugs.
Xiang Fan of the C1XX frontend team reported that this improved throughput in a customer submitted benchmark.
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