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USE_ALLOCATORhas some history. It used to be mandatory and everything got routed through Vampire's internal allocator. Nowadays system allocators are better so we don't mandate it any more, butUSE_ALLOCATORremains for alleged performance reasons. There are certainly more than strictly required for performance, but I don't know how many.This is the first try: I couldn't demonstrate any performance difference by just removing all instances, but if @quickbeam123 can with his higher level of compute I will go back to square one and try removing just the really silly ones.
Attached is a log of randomised 1-second DISCOUNT runs on FOF. The right column is the Vampire without
USE_ALLOCATOR. This can be used to generate a reporti.e. after an afternoon of compute there was not a statistically-significant difference in timing or win rate on the 1-second runs. The difference in solved problems looks concerning, but this tended to fluctuate back and forth and for the majority of the afternoon Vampire 2 was in the lead, so...trust statistics?