Update Proc#call and block arguments vs yield for Ruby 2.5 and 2.6
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I've updated the PR to include Ruby 2.6. |
In Ruby 2.5, passing through a `block` argument has become a lot faster. I renamed the 'block argument' benchmark because I felt the old name was misleading as the fastest on Ruby 2.5.
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In Ruby 2.5, passing through a
blockargument has become a lot faster.I renamed the 'block argument' benchmark because I felt the old name was misleading as the fastest on Ruby 2.5.