pw_bloat

Overview

Utilities for generating binary size reports.

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Macros
#define	PW_BLOAT_COND(cond, mask)
#define	PW_BLOAT_EXPR(expr, mask)

Variables
constexpr uint32_t	pw::bloat::kDefaultMask = ~0u

Macro Definition Documentation

PW_BLOAT_COND

#define PW_BLOAT_COND	(		cond,
			mask
	)

Value:

  do {                                \
    if ((mask & 1) != 0 && (cond)) {  \
      mask = (mask >> 1) | 0x8000000; \
    } else {                          \
      mask >>= 1;                     \
    }                                 \
  } while (0)

Possibly evaluates a conditional statement as part of a size report.

The mask parameter is treated as a bitmap. If the least significant bit is set, the condition is evaluated and, if true, the bit is recycled to the most significant position. Otherwise, the bit is discarded.

A clever compiler should be kept from optimizing away the conditional statements by initializing the mask parameter with a volatile variable:

volatile uint32_t mask = pw::bloat::kDefaultMask;
MyObject my_obj;
PW_BLOAT_COND(my_obj.is_in_some_state(), mask);

If a method returns void and is called for its side effects, use PW_BLOAT_EXPR instead.

PW_BLOAT_EXPR

#define PW_BLOAT_EXPR	(		expr,
			mask
	)

Value:

  do {                                \
    if ((mask & 1) != 0) {            \
      (expr);                         \
      mask = (mask >> 1) | 0x8000000; \
    } else {                          \
      mask >>= 1;                     \
    }                                 \
  } while (0)

Possibly evaluates an expression as part of a size report.

The mask parameter is treated as a bitmap. If the least significant bit is set, the expression is evaluated and the bit is recycled to the most significant position. Otherwise, the bit is discarded.

A clever compiler should be kept from optimizing away the expression by initializing the mask parameter with a volatile variable, provided the method has some side effect:

volatile uint32_t mask = pw::bloat::kDefaultMask;
MyObject my_obj;
PW_BLOAT_EXPR(my_obj.some_method(), mask);

If a method is const or has no effect beyond its return value, use PW_BLOAT_COND instead.

Variable Documentation

kDefaultMask

constexpr uint32_t pw::bloat::kDefaultMask = ~0u

constexpr

A value that can cause all conditions passed to PW_BLOAT_COND and expressions passed to PW_BLOAT_EXPR to be executed. Assign a volatile variable to this value and pass it those macros to prevent unwanted compiler optimizations from removing code to be measured.