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Reviewing recent changes to the subtle crate brought it to my attention that the ConstantTimeEq, ConditionallySelectable, and ConditionallyNegatable traits suggest using the #[inline] attribute on implementations of their methods. This is recommended for performance reasons, see dalek-cryptography/subtle@5a8d66c. We should try this out, particularly on shorter such methods, and see if it has a meaningful impact on benchmarks.
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Reviewing recent changes to the subtle crate brought it to my attention that the
ConstantTimeEq
,ConditionallySelectable
, andConditionallyNegatable
traits suggest using the#[inline]
attribute on implementations of their methods. This is recommended for performance reasons, see dalek-cryptography/subtle@5a8d66c. We should try this out, particularly on shorter such methods, and see if it has a meaningful impact on benchmarks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: