Deal with Printer::scratch (#6469) #6472
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Instead of trying to optimize every Printer instance to use stack (and failing), move the StackPrinter concept into printer.h directly and require opt-in at the point of compilation to use stack instead of malloc. This PR also does a few other drive-by cleanups: - Ensures that all Printer ctors are explicit - Makes some template aliases to make using (e.g.) ErrorPrinter with a custom buffer size slightly cleaner syntax - Have tracing use the `.str()` method, which already deals with MSAN internally - Make all the Printer data members private - Fix some evil code in opencl.cpp that previously used the now-private data members
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This builds on top of #6472 to de-inline as much of Printer as possible, moving things into a new 'printer' runtime module using a PrinterBase class. This is, admittedly, a pretty small improvement: comparing before-and-after on OSX for target=host shows only a ~4k reduction in object size (115k -> 111k for `runtime.o`) but adding targets with more verbose error reporting and such increases the benefit (eg host-opencl gives a 179k -> 164k reduction for runtime.o). Since ~all of the usages of Printer in runtime are for error handling, debugging, profiling, or tracing, any possible reduction in performance seems unlikely to be significant.
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This builds on top of #6472 to de-inline as much of Printer as possible, moving things into a new 'printer' runtime module using a PrinterBase class. This is, admittedly, a pretty small improvement: comparing before-and-after on OSX for target=host shows only a ~4k reduction in object size (115k -> 111k for `runtime.o`) but adding targets with more verbose error reporting and such increases the benefit (eg host-opencl gives a 179k -> 164k reduction for runtime.o). Since ~all of the usages of Printer in runtime are for error handling, debugging, profiling, or tracing, any possible reduction in performance seems unlikely to be significant.
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Instead of trying to optimize every Printer instance to use stack (and failing), move the StackPrinter concept into printer.h directly and require opt-in at the point of compilation to use stack instead of malloc.
This PR also does a few other drive-by cleanups:
.str()method, which already deals with MSAN internally