JIT: boost inlining for methods that may return small arrays #114806
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Look for inlinees that may be allocating and returning small fixed sized arrays. When inlined, these array allocations may end up non-escaping and be stack allocated. This analysis is approximate; we can't tell for sure in the IL scan what the array size is, and we can't easily tell if the allocated array is actually returned. Contributes to dotnet#113236
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Look for inlinees that may be allocating and returning small fixed sized arrays. When inlined, these array allocations may end up non-escaping and be stack allocated.
This analysis is approximate; we can't tell for sure in the IL scan what the array size is, and we can't easily tell if the allocated array is actually returned.
Contributes to #113236