Add support for viewing inlining data for code objects in the object inspector #6031
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When running in JIT mode, the Dart VM will compile optimized code for functions that are "hot". One type of optimization that the VM can perform is inlining, where the code for another function called from the function being optimized can be inserted in-line in the newly optimized function to avoid the overhead of a function call.
This change adds support for viewing inlining data for optimized code. The address ranges of inlined functions are displayed in the new
Inlined Functionstable. Address ranges can include references to multipleFunctionobjects that were optimized and inlined in the range. Profiler ticks that were collected in the inlined range are summed and displayed.Example: