dgmcguire
When do IOLists dedupe strings into references?
when does deduplication happen for IOLists…if I create a massive IOList with a bunch of macros expanding inside of each other, will there be a final pass that deduplicates binary segments?
e.g.
1. EExFun.outter() #=> [
"<div>",
EExFun.inner() #=> ["<div> some string </div>"],
"</div>"
]
2. ["<div>", "<div> some string </div>", "</div>"]
3. [ref_div_open(), [ref_div_open(), "some string", ref_div_close()], ref_div_close()]
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axelson
If you want to poke around with how the vm will make use of your strings. There’s a tool linked from this article that may be of use: Elixir RAM and the Template of Doom – Evan Miller
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