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bpo-37812: Make the small-int alloc optimization unconditional.#15203
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This optimization was added in 1993 (commit 842d2cc), and we've been running with it ever since. I think at this point it's fair to say that it's no longer experimental. That lets us simplify the code by removing a number of `#ifdef`s. In particular this will help us simplify the usage of CHECK_SMALL_INT.
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This optimization was added in 1993 (commit 842d2cc), and we've
been running with it ever since. I think at this point it's fair
to say that it's no longer experimental. That lets us simplify
the code by removing a number of
#ifdefs.In particular this will help us simplify the usage of CHECK_SMALL_INT.
https://bugs.python.org/issue37812