Memory optimization: Lazy initialization of IBlockDataList - > 6.5% of RAM wasted.#11499
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…g blocks. In my tests (1 player, high render distance) it lowered heap dump size from 928MB to 872M.
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As cat stated on your initial PR, this should probably be PRed to https://github.com/Tuinity/Moonrise and then ported to paper once accepted there. |
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In my tests (1 player, high render distance) it lowered heap dump size from 928MB to 872M.
Considering that like 400MB of that was Folia itself, empty IBlockDataList structures are probably nearly 10% of RAM usage of many servers.