intrinsic-test: combine files for better performance - #1856
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So we're down from 28 minutes to just 8 here for Now to get this broken up into something that isn't torture to review... |
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These ideas are now implemented in #1863 and its parents. |
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Combines the C and rust files into a file per thread. Especially for C this appears to skip a lot of work. Let's see how that works out in practice.