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I tried to use ExperimentalStableMemory.size() but it only changes if I call ExperimentalStableMemory.grow(10) but not Region.grow(region, 10) and I don't have access to the user code so I cannot call Region.size(regN) for each region.
I tried some rts_* methods, but I have no idea how they are changing:
The raw stable memory allocated to a region is grown in 128 page chunks, that is why there is no additional growth for 100 pages after allocation of initial 10 pages.
The runtime also tries to avoid allocating metadata for using the region system until the first Region.new, in which case any ESM pages are moved into a special, hidden region and metadate tables for regions are allocated at low addresses in physical stable memory.
I don't fully remember the details (on mobile, on holiday) but
ESM.size() should count the logical pages allocated by the user to ESM.
Region.size(r) should count the logical pages allocated to the region r.
rts_stable_memory_size() should report the physical size of canister stable memory (including metadata to record region allocations and stable variables at last upgrade).
rts_logical_stable_memory_size() is, if I recall correctly, the total number of physical stable memory pages used for regions and ESM (including metadata), but excluding any additional physical pages that were allocated for temporary stable variables data during an upgrade.
However I may be misremembering and would need to consult the code when I'm back at my desk in a week or two.
Because of various optimizations, you will get different numbers if you only use ESM, only use Regions, or use a mixture of both.
I want to add stable memory benchmarks to mops.
I tried to use
ExperimentalStableMemory.size()
but it only changes if I callExperimentalStableMemory.grow(10)
but notRegion.grow(region, 10)
and I don't have access to the user code so I cannot callRegion.size(regN)
for each region.I tried some rts_* methods, but I have no idea how they are changing:
Each cell value here is difference after and before
.grow
call (value after minus value before).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: