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It is a functional replacement for common case integer type like "unsigned",
"uint64_t", but also allows non-byte-width integer type and large integer
value types such as 3-bits, 15-bits, or more than 64-bits of precision. For
more details, see pr1043.

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element was in the set.

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without exiting program.

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table grows.

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one should.

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static constructor for them :).   Transition complete.

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(STATISTIC), which allows us to define statistics that don't introduce
static ctors into the .o files.  I'm migrating code over to use this
incrementally.

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rework the hacks that had us passing OStream in. We pass in std::ostream*
instead, check for null, and then dispatch to the correct print() method.

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Instead, the stat info is printed when llvm_shutdown() is called.
These also don't need static ctors, but getting rid of them is uglier:
still investigating.  This reduces the number of static dtors in llvm from
~1400 to ~750.

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now cerr, cout, and NullStream resp.

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and eliminating #includes from the Statistic.h file.

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is 'unsigned'.

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soon replace all uses of those objects.

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stream. It centralizes the use of std::cerr so that static c'tor/d'tors
aren't scattered around all over the place. The way to use it is like this:

       DOUT << "This is a status line: " << Var << "\n";

If "-debug" is specified, it will print. Otherwise, it'll not print. If
NDEBUG is defined, the DOUT does nothing.

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This fixes the build on OpenBSD and potentially other systems.

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to some other type.

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I'm about to add.  This is similar to, but necessarily different than, the
STL allocator class.

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