Add compile-time option for logging Alloy stats #147
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This can be used by our experiment runner to obtain relevant stats about the totals: * Finalizers registered * Finalizers run * GC objects allocated * Boxed objects allocated * Rc objects allocated * Arc objects allocated * GC cycles This data is logged to a file when provided with the `LOG_ALLOY_STATS=/path/to/file.log` environment variable. Since this is a compile-time flag used when building Alloy, it has no effect on the performance of Alloy programs when disabled.
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This can be used by our experiment runner to obtain relevant stats about the totals:
This data is logged to a file when provided with the
LOG_ALLOY_STATS=/path/to/file.logenvironment variable.Since this is a compile-time flag used when building Alloy, it has no effect on the performance of Alloy programs when disabled.