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    Permanently accept the Haddock performance number bump, and add some TODOs · d026e9e8
    Edward Z. Yang authored
    I bisected the performance difference in Haddock and found it was due to
    d6aec63c009c4e57181900eb03847d7dc0fc3c7c, which I accidentally picked up
    when updating Haddock 00b8f8c5
    
    .  The
    performance regression is justified by the fact that we are now actually
    processing URLs in Haddock comments that we were not previously, so
    there would be more allocation.  Time use was not affected.
    
    The TODOs simply reflect the fact that we need updated numbers for
    32-bit Linux and Windows.  Please add them when you get a chance.
    
    Signed-off-by: default avatarEdward Z. Yang <ezyang@cs.stanford.edu>
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