rust/tests/mir-opt/inline/exponential_runtime.rs

// Checks that code with exponential runtime does not have exponential behavior in inlining.

trait A {
    fn call();
}

trait B {
    fn call();
}
impl<T: A> B for T {
    #[inline]
    fn call() {
        <T as A>::call();
        <T as A>::call();
        <T as A>::call();
    }
}

trait C {
    fn call();
}
impl<T: B> C for T {
    #[inline]
    fn call() {
        <T as B>::call();
        <T as B>::call();
        <T as B>::call();
    }
}

trait D {
    fn call();
}
impl<T: C> D for T {
    #[inline]
    fn call() {
        <T as C>::call();
        <T as C>::call();
        <T as C>::call();
    }
}

trait E {
    fn call();
}
impl<T: D> E for T {
    #[inline]
    fn call() {
        <T as D>::call();
        <T as D>::call();
        <T as D>::call();
    }
}

trait F {
    fn call();
}
impl<T: E> F for T {
    #[inline]
    fn call() {
        <T as E>::call();
        <T as E>::call();
        <T as E>::call();
    }
}

trait G {
    fn call();
}
impl<T: F> G for T {
    #[inline]
    fn call() {
        <T as F>::call();
        <T as F>::call();
        <T as F>::call();
    }
}

impl A for () {
    #[inline(never)]
    fn call() {}
}

// EMIT_MIR exponential_runtime.main.Inline.diff
fn main() {
    <() as G>::call();
}