Java equals() should evaluate primitives first #244
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This is an optimization for generated equals() methods that evaluates the cheaper primitive comparisons before the more expensive complex object comparisons. This change also renames Schema.isObjCPrimitiveType to the more general Schema.isPrimitiveType. It was already being used by both Objective-C and JavaScript, and it's logic can also be applied to Java.
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This is an optimization for generated equals() methods that evaluates
the cheaper primitive comparisons before the more expensive complex
object comparisons.
This change also renames Schema.isObjCPrimitiveType to the more general
Schema.isPrimitiveType. It was already being used by both Objective-C
and JavaScript, and it's logic can also be applied to Java.
Closes #230