Replace static readonly fields with static properties using aggressive inlining #91
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Summary
[MethodImpl(MethodImplOptions.AggressiveInlining)]attribute to property gettersChanges
Performance Analysis
Created benchmark comparing approaches (10M iterations):
Test Results
✅ All existing tests pass
⚠️ Significant performance regression identified
✅ Functionality remains unchanged
Discussion
While this change achieves the goal of saving memory by creating Range instances on-demand instead of storing them, the benchmark reveals a substantial performance cost. The ~127x performance regression suggests that the memory savings may not justify the performance impact for most use cases.
The issue author mentioned needing benchmarks to decide whether aggressive inlining would help performance match field access. These results indicate that static readonly fields remain the better choice for frequently accessed constants.
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Resolves #23