[llvm-dev] Output step count for constant expression
Nikita via llvm-dev
llvm-dev at lists.llvm.org
Sat Nov 23 04:36:00 PST 2019
I have a function which exceeds default constexpr step limit of clang. I
would like to optimize that function, but it is very hard to see whether
or not the changes I've made do in fact reduce number of steps per
evaluation. I have not found how to see that number for a specific
expression, and wanted to see if it is possible to add that feature. It
could be a diagnostic, or just a file output.
I've looked a little at ExprConstant.cpp in AST, but there is a lot
going on in that file. I've found StepsLeft variable, which tracks how
many steps has been executed already, but I'm struggling to understand
where constexpr execution begins and ends, and how to output the
necessary message. I have literally several hours of experience with the
code base and cannot wrap my head around it.
If someone could help out with adding that diagnostic, or provide other
ways to get number of execution steps, that would be great.
Regards,
Nikita Alekseev
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