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Remove unnecessary copies into OArray #2777
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replace_oarray@28636 aka 20210707.45 vs main ewma over 20 builds from 28245 to 28630 Click to see table
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Noticed as part of #2775:
We pass incoming messages in some places as
OArray&&
, despite never using the abstraction it provides (a long-lived projection onto owned data). We can replace the ownership points with a plainstd::vector<uint8_t>
, and where we pass it we can pass(data, size)
(these could be refs if we had a pattern of read-modification that needed it, but we don't). The advantage of this is that when we're reading directly from an existing buffer (eg - we had(data, size)
already pointing somewhere on the ringbuffer), we don't create an unnecessary copy into anOArray
.