Fix current-stage compiler stats output #4506
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@asterite looks like master is broken. :( |
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@RX14 Sorry about that, it's fixed now. Could you rebase? :-) And thank you for the fix! |
Before be945b5, --stats output would print the current stage name while it was executing. This is useful for debugging compiler hangs and tracking the progress of the compiler without --progress. After that commit, the progress output would only print after the stage had fully completed, meaning you had to rely on --progress to track compiler progress. This patch fixes this regression by printing the stage name (with no times or memory figures) before the stage starts and resetting the cursor to the beginning of the line. If both --progress and --stats are specified, this pre-stage line isn't printed as it would just be overwritten by --progress output anyway.
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@asterite done! |
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Before be945b5,
--statsoutput would print the current stage name while it was executing. This is useful for debugging compiler hangs and tracking the progress of the compiler without--progress. After that commit, the progress output would only print after the stage had fully completed, meaning you had to rely on--progressto track compiler progress.This patch fixes this regression by printing the stage name (with no times or memory figures) before the stage starts and resetting the cursor to the beginning of the line. If both
--progressand--statsare specified, this pre-stage line isn't printed as it would just be overwritten by--progressoutput anyway.