compile-analysis

To analyze ACE Engine compile time and memory usage, execute the analyze_compile.sh script with a target source file and product name to generate performance metrics and dependency trees.

Visualizing header dependencies in OpenHarmony compilation is done by parsing .ii files produced during the analysis run, which generates a dependency tree to guide optimization.

Yes, you can save a standalone compile script by running analyze_compile.sh with the --save-script flag, outputting a reusable shell script into the build out directory.

You validate ACE Engine compilation changes by comparing before and after compilation metrics and dependency trees, quantifying improvements in timing, memory usage, and dependency depth.

ACE Engine source files take longer to compile due to excessive memory consumption or deep header dependency chains, which this analysis identifies to enable targeted build optimizations.

No, the compile analysis tool targets single-file analysis, enabling timing, memory profiling, and dependency tree generation for individual source files rather than batch processing.