ScalaCompilerPatches.txt

1) Inlining fix

There is a problem with the inliner where multiple _explicit_ @inline
annotations were stopping the compiler from actually inlining these methods. 
The following change in file 

	src/compiler/scala/tools/nsc/backend/opt/Inliners.scala 

as documented here 

	https://github.com/magarciaEPFL/scala/commit/39007f1d51affb9b56b4d4347ada26574b49960b

fixes this problem

-            def isApply     = concreteMethod.name == nme.apply
-
-            def isCountable = !(
-                 isClosureClass(receiver)
-              || isApply
-              || isMonadicMethod(concreteMethod)
-              || receiver.enclosingPackage == definitions.RuntimePackage
-            )   // only count non-closures
-
       
+                   /* count only callees other than:
+                    *  (a) methods owned by anon-closure-classes;
+                    *  (b) @inline-marked methods;
+                    *  (c) `foreach`, `filter`, `withFilter`, `map`, `flatMap`;
+                    *  (d) those in RuntimePackage;
+                    *  (e) apply methods
+                    */
+                   val isCountable = !(
+                        isClosureClass(receiver)
+                     || hasInline(concreteMethod)
+                     || hasInline(inc.sym)
+                     || isMonadicMethod(concreteMethod)
+                     || (receiver.enclosingPackage == definitions.RuntimePackage)
+                     || (concreteMethod.name == nme.apply)
+                   )
                    if (isCountable) { count += 1 };
                    pair.doInline(bb, i)

Basically move the definition of isCountable before the if check, change it to
what is mentioned above, and remove the isApply method (unnecessary)