Use tree merge for single-module LLVM linking - #3493
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Instead of merging every module one-by-one into the first one (which gets slower and slower as it grows), merge them in pairs across multiple passes. +20% on single-module -O0
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Add a test for --single-module=yes? |
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like here https://github.com/c3lang/c3c/blob/master/scripts/tools/ci_tests.sh#L104 we could add one. run_c3c compile examples/http_server.c3
run_c3c compile-only examples/levenshtein.c3
run_c3c compile-only --single-module=yes examples/levenshtein.c3 #this one
run_c3c compile examples/load_world.c3 |
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Yes |
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Thank you! |
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Instead of merging every module one-by-one into the first one (which gets slower and slower as it grows), merge them in pairs across multiple passes.
+20% on single-module -O0