refactor(transformer): break up RegExp transform into multiple functions#5511
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My more minimal version which only moves all the logic into a separate function from A failed experiment! |
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Experiment. Idea is to split up the transform, with the heavy logic in separate functions, so potentially the compiler can inline the smaller "entry" functions.
enter_expressionis now tiny, andtransform_regexpalso quite short as it's all simple comparisons.transform_regexpcontains all the logic for bailing out quickly, so potentially the fast path for doing nothing could all get inlined.