Revert "rustc_lint: Make LintLevelsProvider::current_specs() return &FxIndexMap"
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… `&FxIndexMap`" This reverts commit 231dbbc. It regressed performance. See # 119251. It is not a pure revert because we also need to allow `rustc::potential_query_instability` in one more place now because of the revert.
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I don't think its worth bothering, the regression is tiny and only in extreme stress tests. Running the cachegrind command on a regression does reveal that the additional executed instructions are in |
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I agree with @Nilstrieb. The original PR was in some sense a bugfix, with a tiny regression. |
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This reverts commit 231dbbc. It regressed performance. See #119251.
It is not a pure revert because we also need to allow
rustc::potential_query_instabilityin one more place now because of the revert.r? @cjgillot
FWIW, I have tried to find a way in which the loop iterates over more than one lint (which is needed in order for the non-determinism to matter), but so far I have not found a way.