perf: Slightly optimise object interner for larger codebase #5170
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We have a larger codebase of TypeSpec (total. 17K lines formatted) and found that emitting part is very slow than the compile part, taking 15 seconds avg. on my M3 Pro machine.
After enabling
--cpu-profoption of Node.js, I found thatinternfunction is taking larger part of the framegraph. As the JSDoc says, it's not well optimised yet.This pull request is maybe the first try of the optimisation and slightly improves the execution time of the emitting part. It lowed the execution time from 15 seconds to 6 seconds.
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