RFC: Move malloc_normal, malloc_huge tracking into alloc, free functions - #1424
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Attempt to make
malloc_normal,malloc_hugemore accurate/up-to-date by moving their tracking to the alloc/free functions forMI_STATS==2, similar to howmalloc_requestedis handled.I've marked this as an "RFC" b/c I'd like to have the more timely stats, but I'd like some feedback on this approach:
mi_free_block_mt().(Besides, I shameless copypasted
mi_theap_of_page(), which should be done differently in a proper change.)