F # quote compilation: performance?

I have a quote from F # that I am manipulating (I add object pools everywhere to recycle short-lived objects that are created and deleted very often). I would like to launch a final quote; for now, I used F # PowerPack, which offers methods for converting quotes to the expression tree and to the delegate that I run. Having no access to the generated code, I was wondering:

- What is the performance of the compiled code? Is there some kind of reflection layer that is not removed or is it a true compilation?

  • Is it possible to view the generated code and use it .Net Reflector?

thank:)

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1760708/


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