Test allocations of isolated ELF views #3054
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Motivation:
We've added isolated views onto EventLoopFutures. These are great,
but as initially implemented they add a bunch of overhead to the nonisolated
versions. That's not optimal, but before we change the code we should make sure
we have a benchmark baseline.
Modifications:
- Extend the test_future_lots_of_callbacks alloc test to add all the callbacks
that the isolated views have.
- Duplicate that test to one that adds isolated wrappers so we can compare.
Result:
Two regression tests whose allocation counts should be equal, but aren't.
gjcairo
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Jan 13, 2025
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Motivation:
We've added isolated views onto EventLoopFutures. These are great, but as initially implemented they add a bunch of overhead to the nonisolated versions. That's not optimal, but before we change the code we should make sure we have a benchmark baseline.
Modifications:
Result:
Two regression tests whose allocation counts should be equal, but aren't.