function inlining

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Function inlining is a key optimization technique used in the Chakra JavaScript engine within Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. By replacing a function call with the actual body of the function, inlining reduces call overhead and enables further optimizations like constant propagation and dead code elimination. This results in faster JavaScript execution and improved performance for web applications. The technique is part of broader efforts to tune the engine based on customer feedback and telemetry, ensuring that real-world web scenarios run efficiently across different hardware form factors.
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    Delivering fast JavaScript performance in Microsoft Edge

    In Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge we’ve made a lot of performance advances in the Chakra JavaScript engine. All with the goal of letting your JavaScript code run faster, taking as much advantage of the underlying hardware as possible, so that the web you create and experience in Microsoft Edge...
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