A little refactoring to improve inference and precompilation #880
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The changes in files that are not precompile.jl are inference
improvements; mainly from inspecting results of
@code_typed
,Cthulhu.jl, and SnoopCompile.jl. The changes in precompile.jl are from
comments from @timholy recommending that in our precompile process, we
can just call regular code instead needing to call
precompile
withmethods/arg types. I'm aware I don't understand all the details around
precompilation, method invalidation, etc. but unfortunately, I feel a
bit blocked with CSV.jl's precompilation. With the changes in #875, we
now see a fixed overhead of allocations when parsing due, I'm told, to
an issue in Base Julia
(JuliaLang/julia#34055).