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Change how array regions are serialized
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Avoid ArrayOf for strings/slices on serialization path
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Don't reuse memory_offset to track ID of custom serializer We need to preserve this value when a custom serializer has been registered for an interface type T. Implementations of T may have different memory offsets.
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Intern function names Although these are likely unique, interning them with all other strings means that get more accurate stats when looking at the size of different parts of the durable coroutine state.
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Author: | Chris O'Hara | |
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Use unsigned types to represent IDs In all cases, IDs start at one; zero is used as the nil sentinel, so there's no need for signed ints.
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Author: | Chris O'Hara | |
Committer: | Chris O'Hara |
Remove nil type; handle nil interfaces another way
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Author: | Chris O'Hara | |
Committer: | Chris O'Hara |
Don't store type information for types with custom serializers registered
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Author: | Chris O'Hara | |
Committer: | Chris O'Hara |
Intern strings
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Create a protobuf message to hold an encoded region of memory
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Add a Function message
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Rearrange fields for a smaller Type struct
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Store types separately
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Use proto enums
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Author: | Chris O'Hara |
Use protobuf to frame durable coroutine state