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turns out the memo parser really soaks up memory on large projects in v2.
setting: max number of modules to cache (50 or so by default?) to keep it lighter?
need to test cache hit frequency then, though.
first: measure perf improvement of memo-parser using v2, vs. not using it. maybe should just ditch it if it's not substantial anymore
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discovered while investigating #1058 (this explains why I see the same memory/perf in 2.9)
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another idea: use FS for cache instead of memory? needs perf observation also.
spec: some tmp folder with content-hash-based filenames holding AST JSON? actually maybe that's not achievable since the AST is not a DAG
yeah, nvm, it doesn't seem to matter anymore so closing this
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turns out the memo parser really soaks up memory on large projects in v2.
setting: max number of modules to cache (50 or so by default?) to keep it lighter?
need to test cache hit frequency then, though.
first: measure perf improvement of memo-parser using v2, vs. not using it. maybe should just ditch it if it's not substantial anymore
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: