The goal of this two patches series is to make struct statement
smaller via a slight change in how for-statement's AST is build.
On a 64bit machine the size of the struct, which was 80, is now
a round 64 bytes, 20% thus (but admittingly, the effect on the
total memory is quite small since statements represent less than
2% of the total memory used).
Note: this series is part of a larger effort to decrease the amount
of memory used by sparse.
Luc Van Oostenryck (2):
avoid some struct symbol member for for-statements
make for-loop statement simpler
ast-inspect.c | 2 --
compile-i386.c | 3 ---
dissect.c | 2 --
evaluate.c | 2 --
expand.c | 1 -
inline.c | 3 ---
linearize.c | 8 --------
parse.c | 30 +++++++++++++++++++++++-------
parse.h | 2 --
show-parse.c | 3 ---
10 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-)
--
2.13.0
statements: 125292, 10023360, 10059776, 99.64%, 80.00
total: 5725865, 563383738, 566362112, 99.47%, 98.39
statements: 126693, 8108352, 8126464, 99.78%, 64.00
total: 5891718, 430096434, 431620096, 99.65%, 73.00
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