C++: Get rid of a fastTC and noopt in IR#2519
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The `getAChild*` fastTC was causing OOM on a `make allyesconfig` Linux database with 8GB RAM, and I've observed it to be slow on other databases too.
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By the way, the problematic TC was introduced by myself in #812. |
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Changes LGTM. I've asked one question but it shouldn't be considered blocking.
I did experience a slight (7% / 2%) slowdown on the two projects I tested this with, but that's with just one IR query (RedundantNullCheckSimple.ql) and these numbers might not be significant. If you've done more extensive testing, I'm happy.
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getAChild*fastTC was causing OOM on amake allyesconfigLinux database with 8GB RAM, and I've observed it to be slow on other databases too.