dynamic RegExpr has its own type (~2.2% faster)
Previously, RegExpr::doMath() on a non-dynamic regex made a copy, this at a cost.
impl | highlighter_benchmark |
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before | 25.450s |
after | 24.850s |
Previously, RegExpr::doMath() on a non-dynamic regex made a copy, this at a cost.
impl | highlighter_benchmark |
---|---|
before | 25.450s |
after | 24.850s |