Avoid cloning during token creation #1603
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Rationale
Inspired by @davisp's #1591 I was looking at
Token::make_word
and I noticed it made 2 clones (owned strings). Each copy slows things down so let's avoid themChanges
Token::make_word
to reuse its argument and thus save a cloneAPI Changes
This changes Token::make_word and Token::make_keyword to take
String
instead of&str
. This would be a breaking API change. If it is a problem I can make owned variants (likeToken::make_word_owned
or something) 🤔Performance benchmarks:
🤔 it appears not to make much/any difference