Add a config option for storing lineinfo into the SDFG#2321
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Add a config option for storing lineinfo into the SDFG#2321
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When we build an SDFG, there's the option to store
DebugInfowith some SDFG nodes. For example, thisDebugInfocan be used to store file & line information of parsed code when building an SDFG. When using the SDFG API, the default is to inspect the python stack and extract file & line information from there. These calls toinspectcan/will be expensive, especially for bigger graphs.This PR proposes to add a configuration option,
compiler.lineinfo, to drive this behavior from a single place. The defaults are kept as is, i.e. we keep inspecting the stack by default. However, the config option allows a central pace to turnDebugInfooff, which could be configured in production scenarios.