Optimize away a call to std::io::stdout()
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#36
Merged
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The code added in #33 called
std::io::stdout
just to callas_raw_fd
on the result. But calling
std::io::stdout
involves acquiring a lock,and it doesn't fully optimize away. So instead, call
rustix::io::raw_stdout
, which just returns the stdout file descriptordirectly, without doing anything else.
This shaves off 444 bytes of binary size, which is enough to give
terminal-size 0.2 a slightly smaller code-size footprint in release
builds than even terminal-size 0.1.