We are planning to enable -Wextra-semi flag in our project but some
header files in gRPC have extra semicolons that violates the check and
blocks us from enabling the flag.
This change removes unnecessary semicolons in the code. Note that having
semicolon after the GRPC_ABSTRACT macro technically also violates the
check, but it's fine for us since they are not used in public headers,
and it will be confusing to have lines ending only with GRPC_ABSTRACT,
so I keep them as-is.
Ref-counted and inlined slices both have a lenght value, but
they are not in the same byte offset. As a result, we will
have two different loads based on a branch.
Instead move them to the same byteoffset, so that we will have
one move and the same number of branches.
Difference can be seen on:
https://godbolt.org/z/kqFZcP
Initializing GrpcCodegen as a global static variable
is problematic because it is possible for it to get
destructed before the last instance of `GrpcLibraryCodegen`
gets destructed and leaves the program dealing with
a dangling pointer (imagine a scenario where another
thread is using gRPC resources and the main thread
tries to join it in an object's destructor after
main ends and CoreCodegen is destructed.)
In fact, Google style guide explicitly forbids
non-trivially-destructible global variables of static
storage duration for this and other reasons and the
solution in this commit is among the recommended
workarounds referenced in
https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.html#Static_and_Global_Variables