Ignore implicit ctors in anonymous structs. #9
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For anonymous structs Clang generates no name for its implicit ctor. This
was confusing the profile reader in LLVM. Since we can't really map
an empty name to a callgraph node, this patch simply ignores anonymous
structs.
This should not be an issue. If an anonymous struct has a substantial
amount of cycles in its ctor, so will its parent.
Additonally, this patch makes the profile converter ignore functions
for which we have no locations with non-zero samples. They are not
worth writing out.