⚡ Bolt: Use stack allocation in drawstatusbar #165
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Replaces heap allocation (malloc/free) with stack allocation for the status text buffer in the frequently called `drawstatusbar` function. The buffer is bounded by the global `stext` size (1024 bytes). Impact: - Reduces memory allocation overhead in the main drawing loop. - Eliminates potential malloc failure point. - Avoids heap fragmentation from small transient allocations.
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💡 What: Replaced dynamic memory allocation (
malloc/free) indrawstatusbarwith a stack-allocated buffer.🎯 Why:
drawstatusbaris called on every bar redraw (which can be frequent). Malloc/free cycles add unnecessary overhead and latency.📊 Impact: Faster bar rendering, less heap fragmentation, no risk of malloc failure.
🔬 Measurement: Verified that
stextglobal is 1024 bytes, so a 1024-byte stack buffer is safe and sufficient.PR created automatically by Jules for task 4736262628504501776 started by @paperbenni