Fast-path isolated view for EmbeddedEventLoop #3073
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Motivation: This patch takes advantage of the fast-path for isolated views on EmbeddedEventLoop, reducing overhead when using EmbeddedEL. Modifications: - Implement the new witnesses in EmbeddedEL Result: EmbeddedEL is faster when using isolated views.
gjcairo
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| in delay: TimeAmount, | ||
| _ task: @escaping () throws -> T | ||
| ) -> Scheduled<T> { | ||
| self.scheduleTask(in: delay, task) |
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Nit: do we want to add the same "because of the way EmbeddedEL works..." comment here?
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Motivation:
This patch takes advantage of the fast-path for isolated views on EmbeddedEventLoop, reducing overhead when using EmbeddedEL.
Modifications:
Result:
EmbeddedEL is faster when using isolated views.