Add an easy way to print vectors in debug output. #8072
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* Add helper to print containers, or at least vectors, in debug info. * Add documentation comments. * Formatting. * Name change.
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Allow wrapping vectors and vector like containers with
ConPrintorConPrintLnto pass tooperator<<for use in Halide debug output.Open to advice on naming. I am not aware of other idioms for this and end up writing quick loops to print values fairly frequently. There is a routine for doing this with
std::vector<Function>in ScheduleFunctions.cpp as well.Might need perfect forwarding support, but I don't think so.