Dave Cheney • 4/25/2020

Inlining optimisations in Go

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This technical article details the Go compiler's inlining optimization. It explains what inlining is, why it's crucial for performance by removing function call overhead and enabling further optimizations, and delves into the specific costs of function calls in Go, including stack growth checks. The focus is on the gc compiler but notes broader applicability.

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