Optimize more for the empty case #34
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Also there's something very funny about me having spent a fair amount of time carefully crafting code that works the same for the singleton and non-singleton case without UB and now you show up and go "actually it's faster to wrap everything in a fast-path guard against the singleton case" 🥲 |
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Ok, review comments addressed. Thanks for the fast review. |
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v0.2.8 published |
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These commits optimize several operations better for the case where the
ThinVecis empty. This is a common case for my use case of interest (inrustc) and is likely a pretty common case forThinVecin general. (More so thanVec, for example.) It does slightly pessimize the non-empty cases, but only to the tune of a single branch per operation, which is hopefully acceptable.