sdk/bin/dart2js_developer.bat - Issue 12386030: - Remove the --no-use-inlining flag as it is not beneficial as the compiled programs grow.

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Issue 12386030: - Remove the --no-use-inlining flag as it is not beneficial as the compiled programs grow. (Closed) Base URL: http://dart.googlecode.com/svn/branches/bleeding_edge/dart/

Patch Set: Created 7 years, 10 months ago

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--- sdk/bin/dart2js_developer.bat (revision 19164)

+++ sdk/bin/dart2js_developer.bat (working copy)

@@ -12,4 +12,4 @@

set SNAPSHOTNAME=%SCRIPTPATH%dart2js.snapshot

if exist %SNAPSHOTNAME% set SNAPSHOT=--use_script_snapshot=%SNAPSHOTNAME%

-"%SCRIPTPATH%dart" --checked --no_use_inlining --heap_growth_rate=512 %SNAPSHOT% "%SCRIPTPATH%..\lib\_internal\compiler\implementation\dart2js.dart" %arguments%

+"%SCRIPTPATH%dart" --checked --heap_growth_rate=512 %SNAPSHOT% "%SCRIPTPATH%..\lib\_internal\compiler\implementation\dart2js.dart" %arguments%

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