[lldb] Add information on swiftmodule load times to statistics dump command
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Upstream portion: https://reviews.llvm.org/D137191 |
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Context: I plan on using this change primarily downstream in the apple fork of llvm to track swift module loading time.
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The first patch has been accepted and landed on llvm.org. The second patch, specific to swift, still needs review. Not sure who would be best to review it. @adrian-prantl or @kastiglione maybe? |
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Note: I plan on submitting the first commit here to the llvm phabricator for review. I will link it back to this review to explain to upstream reviewers what I am doing and why.
At Meta, we make extensive use of the
statistics dumpcommand. One thing we want to track is how long each swiftmodule took to load. We've been using a version of these patches internally for a while and have found them to be useful enough to upstream.