Inline lazy fields in core data types #53959
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Summary: These data-types are super common in React Native, and the anonymous inner classes add significantly to the GC workload we see. For ReadableMap this means we can save 6 additional object allocations for each LazySynchronizedImpl and the lambda that's passed in to it. On synthetic benchmarks this seems to improve core operations around ~10%. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D83245864
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Summary:
These data-types are super common in React Native, and the anonymous inner classes add significantly to the GC workload we see. For ReadableMap this means we can save 6 additional object allocations for each LazySynchronizedImpl and the lambda that's passed in to it. On synthetic benchmarks this seems to improve core operations around ~10%.
Changelog: [Internal]
Differential Revision: D83245864