[mypyc] Some tagged integer micro-optimizations - #9801
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Use
PyLong_FromLonginstead ofPyLong_FromSsize_tsince it's faster(at least on Python 3.8) and happens to work the same on macOS and Linux.
This is an extremely hot operation.
Add some
unlikely(...)andlikely(...)to tagged integer primitives.Overall these made the Richards benchmark about 4% faster, which was a
surprisingly big improvement.
(I'm sure there are still some remaining easy performance wins in tagged
integer operations.)
Work on mypyc/mypyc#757.