template_get_CDR_string (in wireshark_gen.py) did. This eliminates another
whole pile of function-local variables in packet-parlay.c.
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to speed up compilation (or eliminate the
variable tracking size limit problem). But it does eliminate a lot of
lines of code...
svn path=/trunk/; revision=43610
(several of the) get_CDR_*() functions: instead call the function directly
in the proto_tree_add_text() calls.
Eliminate a lot of global variables that are only later used in (a single)
strcmp().
All the GIOP dissectors are built-in now; don't include the (#if'd out) plugin
registration code in the generated dissector.
Try to clean up the formatting of the generated code a bit.
Regenerate the IDL dissectors; as noted in r39932, this seems to involve a
lot of function re-ordering in packet-parlay.c (making the delta bigger).
These changes decrease the time to compile packet-parlay.c by, on my system,
about half. But it still complains:
variable tracking size limit exceeded with -fvar-tracking-assignments, retrying without
and it still takes "too long."
svn path=/trunk/; revision=43609
Jeff Morriss