Remove Subscription Wrapper from Observable.subscribe #1243
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Performance increase from 7.7m to 8.8m ops/second Before: Benchmark (size) Mode Samples Mean Mean error Units r.u.PerfTransforms.mapTransformation 1 thrpt 5 7714453.187 362218.633 ops/s r.u.PerfTransforms.mapTransformation 1 thrpt 5 7527144.767 497816.471 ops/s After: Benchmark (size) Mode Samples Mean Mean error Units r.u.PerfTransforms.mapTransformation 1 thrpt 5 8853534.333 183494.242 ops/s r.u.PerfTransforms.mapTransformation 1 thrpt 5 8806958.403 452595.219 ops/s
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Remove Subscription Wrapper from Observable.subscribe
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Remove Subscription Wrapper from Observable.subscribe
Performance increase from 7.7m to 8.8m ops/second
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