Add @inlinable where SwiftUI has it #397
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MaxDesiatov
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It will be hard to say what impact it has on performance until we have working benchmarks integrated with CI. But I don't see any harm in it, in fact it may make calculating diffs with the SwiftUI API easier. Either visually, or in an automated way, since attributes would match too.
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this would be nice to merge |
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SwiftUI marks a lot of inits and View extension funcs
@inlinable, so I went in and did the same. Not sure if it will lead to any performance differences. Do you all think this worth it/something we should do?