[mono][interp] Allocate basic block link array in exponential fashion #98701
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @BrzVlad, @kotlarmilos Issue DetailsAllocating new array to mempool with each added link can be very wasteful in rare scenarios (for example switch with many cases) where a bblock is branched from numerous other bblocks.
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Allocating new array to mempool with each added link can be very wasteful in rare scenarios where a bblock is branched from numerous other bblocks.
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Allocating new array to mempool with each added link can be very wasteful in rare scenarios (for example switch with many cases) where a bblock is branched from numerous other bblocks.
#93192