C++: optimize string and char classes #232
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This change will cause the C++-generator to drop unnecessary calls to Char_typeof()->Init() and String_typeof()->Init() in all static members of char and string classes. This will speed things up because of less overhead at run-time, and static members of these two classes are typically invoked very frequently.
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This change will cause the C++-generator to drop unnecessary calls to
Char_typeof()->Init() and String_typeof()->Init() in all static members
of char and string classes.
This will speed things up because of less overhead at run-time, and static
members of these two classes are typically invoked very frequently.