that are referenced in the ASTs. This assumes that we serialize out the
decls/stmts first, and use the pointer-tracking logic in the Serializer to
determine if an IdentifierInfo (or its string key) is ever referenced.
This is a significant space optimization for serialized ASTs.
Consider the following program:
void foo(int x,int y) {
return x > y ? x : y+1;
}
Here are the sizes of the files for the serialized ASTs:
Full IdentifierTable: 23676 bytes
Only-referenced Identifiers: 304 bytes.
For this simple program, this is a 77% reduction in the file size of the
serialized ASTs.
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const char* Key = I->getKeyData();
const IdentifierInfo* Info = &I->getValue();
- bool KeyRegistered = true; // FIXME: S.isRegistered(Key);
- bool InfoRegistered = true; // FIXME: S.isRegistered(Info);
+ bool KeyRegistered = S.isRegistered(Key);
+ bool InfoRegistered = S.isRegistered(Info);
if (KeyRegistered || InfoRegistered) {
// These acrobatics are so that we don't incur the cost of registering