⚡ Bolt: Optimize drawstatusbar to use stack allocation #176
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Replaced malloc/free with a fixed-size stack buffer in `drawstatusbar`. The buffer size matches the global `stext` size (1024 bytes). This removes heap allocation overhead from the status bar drawing path, which is called frequently. Test Plan: 1. `make clean && make` to verify compilation. 2. Verified logic ensures no buffer overflow.
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⚡ Bolt: Optimize drawstatusbar to use stack allocation
💡 What: Replaced
mallocandfreewith a fixed-size stack buffer indrawstatusbar.🎯 Why:
drawstatusbaris called frequently. Allocating memory on the heap for a small string (max 1024 bytes) adds unnecessary overhead and potential fragmentation.📊 Impact: Removes one malloc/free pair per bar redraw.
🔬 Measurement: Verified compilation and logic safety.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11117426521480720045 started by @paperbenni