JS: fix the NodeJS::Require
performance regression
#2466
Merged
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This thouroughly fixes the performance of the regression in #2347.
Caching the charpred of
NodeJS::Require
seems reasonable since it makes us handlerequire
andimport
with equal performance in the later stages. WhenNodeJS::Require
is not explicitly cached, we may need to reevaluate non-trivial predicates to identify it, whereas the syntacticimport
always is identified for free in practice.I am still running evaluations, but a preliminary evaluation shows that #2347 with
cached
is faster on definitions.ql than the master branch it was merged into!