Hi,
I'd say performance should be a consideration for autotests since they
are compiled and run over and over again in the CI. So, string theory
should be applied to avoid unnecessary conversions and allocations. Even
it is considered a minor optimization, it will have an impact on energy
consumption & CO2 emission in the end, IMO.
Of course, writing a sophisticated template squeezing out the last bit
of runtime performance on which the compiler has to chew for a while
does not help either, since the test is typically compiled and run once.
Surely, the Foundation Team is in the process of creating instructive
documentation on string theory?
Regards, Friedemann
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