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This function was one of the biggest zig functions in a debug build of
the compiler.
$ bloaty stage3-debug/bin/zig -d symbols --tsv -n 10000000 |
rg -v '(llvm|clang|std|lld|\(anonymous namespace\))::|\[section ' |
sort -h -k 3
...
translate_c.ast.renderNode 86168 86219
main.buildOutputType 177959 178004
InfoTable 184832 184870
AArch64SVEIntrinsicMap 188544 188596
print_targets.cmdTargets__anon_4735 319156 319216
__static_initialization_and_destruction_0() 486666 489582
MatchTable1 621884 621997
OperandMatchTable 1139622 1139861
MatchTable0 1899764 1900141
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