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compiler: Other types microoptimisations
Interestingly enough, these actually seem to give a measurable speedup (if small – about 1% improvement out of 6s whole-program compile-time in one particular test case). The previous implementation of is_mono() had also interesting behaviour if `name` wasn't given; it would test only for the presence of any keys specified via keyword arguments, disregarding their values. Looking at uses across the current ARTIQ codebase, I could neither find a case where this would have actually been triggered, nor any rationale for it. With the short-circuited implementation from this commit, is_mono() now checks name/all of params against any specified conditions.
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@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ class TVar(Type):
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# path compression
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iter = self
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while iter.__class__ == TVar:
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if iter is iter.parent:
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if iter is root:
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break
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else:
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iter, iter.parent = iter.parent, root
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@ -577,13 +577,15 @@ def is_mono(typ, name=None, **params):
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if not isinstance(typ, TMono):
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return False
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params_match = True
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if name is not None and typ.name != name:
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return False
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for param in params:
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if param not in typ.params:
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return False
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params_match = params_match and \
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typ.params[param].find() == params[param].find()
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return name is None or (typ.name == name and params_match)
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if typ.params[param].find() != params[param].find():
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return False
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return True
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def is_polymorphic(typ):
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return typ.fold(False, lambda accum, typ: accum or is_var(typ))
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