[GR-69548] Introduce -H:+PrintTypeStateMemoryFootprint #12143
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This PR introduces the
-H:+PrintTypeStateMemoryFootprintoption to print the estimated memory footprint forTypeStateinstances. It shows how much memory is allocated forTypeStatesduring analysis. This information can be used to compare analysis optimizations andTypeStaterepresentation changes. I have a PR in progres that introduces a more compactMultiTypeStateand this PR provides a micrometric to measure its effects.The memory footprint report introduced in this PR is also generated automatically as a part of
-H:+PrintPointsToStatistics. The new flag-H:+PrintTypeStateMemoryFootprintis introduced because running the full-H:+PrintPointsToStatisticsis resource-intensive, so we want to allow computing just the footprint if the rest is not required.