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Looking through bug bash files, one had a lot of blobs, and specifically a lot of empty blobs.
There were a bunch of tables inserted (and deleted), and many had empty "tardis" & "header" blobs (for things like "cols", "rows", "matrix", etc.).
It would be great to optimize it, probably at driver level is the right place to do so.
That might also help with dedupping .attributes (specifically for maps), which are around 120 bytes today. Same for directory's attributes, which I saw in big numbers in same document (around 50).
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Please take a look. I think this should be managed under bigger "let's reuse same blobs in runtime" umbrella, that would address empty blobs, attributes for various DDSs, maybe sequence blobs (body), etc.
Looking through bug bash files, one had a lot of blobs, and specifically a lot of empty blobs.
There were a bunch of tables inserted (and deleted), and many had empty "tardis" & "header" blobs (for things like "cols", "rows", "matrix", etc.).
It would be great to optimize it, probably at driver level is the right place to do so.
That might also help with dedupping .attributes (specifically for maps), which are around 120 bytes today. Same for directory's attributes, which I saw in big numbers in same document (around 50).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: