a test with flat buffers #2520
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Also, add an experimental flag `--experimental_flat_json` that allows writing json objects as flat strings using flexibuffers. The experiment shows that `debug populate 100000 a 10 type json elements 30` uses almost 3 times less memory than with native jsoncons objects. Signed-off-by: Roman Gershman <roman@dragonflydb.io>
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Also, add an experimental flag
--experimental_flat_jsonthat allows writing json objects as flat strings usingflexibuffers.
The experiment shows that
debug populate 100000 a 10 type json elements 30uses almost 3 times less memory than with native jsoncons objects.