
This PR makes verification of .debug_names acceleration table multithreaded. In local testing it improves verification of clang .debug_names from four minutes to under a minute. This PR relies on a current mechanism of extracting DIEs into a vector. Future improvements can include creating API to extract one DIE at a time, or grouping Entires into buckets by CUs and extracting before parallel step. Single Thread 4:12.37 real, 246.88 user, 3.54 sys, 0 amem,10232004 mmem Multi Thread 0:49.40 real, 612.84 user, 515.73 sys, 0 amem, 11226292 mmem
reference_{constructs|converts}_from_temporary
with -Winvalid-specialization
tests (#133946)
tensor.parallel_insert_slice
. (#134169)
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