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ldc 1.35.0, Windows.
I'm doing a quick look into seeing why std.stdio can appear to be costly to use for writeln.
writeln
What I'm interested in is what is happening in sema1 that isn't showing up on the time trace.
Test code:
void main() { import std.stdio; writeln("Hello!"); }
A quick estimate would suggest around 80ms out of 180ms is unaccounted for in the graph.
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ldc 1.35.0, Windows.
I'm doing a quick look into seeing why std.stdio can appear to be costly to use for
writeln
.What I'm interested in is what is happening in sema1 that isn't showing up on the time trace.
Test code:
A quick estimate would suggest around 80ms out of 180ms is unaccounted for in the graph.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: