Using OCaml Flambda to Speed Up Numeric Code: When and How
Learn how the Flambda whole‑program optimizer can cut execution time of recursive and numeric OCaml code, what build‑time costs to expect, and how to enable it safely in a project.
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Learn how the Flambda whole‑program optimizer can cut execution time of recursive and numeric OCaml code, what build‑time costs to expect, and how to enable it safely in a project.
The Flambda optimization pipeline (enabled with -flambda) decides whether to inline a function using an internal heuristic that estimates function size and call‑site cost, but the exact size threshold is not exposed as a compiler flag. Developers would like to specify a maximum inline size so they can predict which functions will be inlined and avoid surpris