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[llvm-remarkutil] Add an instruction-mix tool #140598
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The new tool constructs a histogram of instruction frequencies, optionally filtered by function name via a regex. It can display in either a human-readable table format, or machine-readable CSV.
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…ool. This consolidates some of the error handling around regex arguments to the tool, and sets up the APIs such that errors must be handled before their usage.
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LGTM, Thanks!
The new tool constructs a histogram of instruction frequencies, optionally filtered by function name via a regex. It can display in either a human-readable table format, or machine-readable CSV.
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The new tool constructs a histogram of instruction frequencies, optionally filtered by function name via a regex. It can display in either a human-readable table format, or machine-readable CSV.
The new tool constructs a histogram of instruction frequencies, optionally filtered by function name via a regex. It can display in either a human-readable table format, or machine-readable CSV.
The new tool constructs a histogram of instruction frequencies, optionally filtered by function name via a regex. It can display in either a human-readable table format, or machine-readable CSV.