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Currently, lazy(...) will lazy load in arrays and complex structures as a whole, which means that while we don't take up useless memory initially, we will be taking up a lot more memory than necessary to service data extraction calls: cmap subformat 4, for example, will load the start/end/delta/range arrays into memory when accessed, rather than binding an array-like that does JIT extraction instead.
Is that disastrous? No.
Is it kind of silly? Yes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently,
lazy(...)
will lazy load in arrays and complex structures as a whole, which means that while we don't take up useless memory initially, we will be taking up a lot more memory than necessary to service data extraction calls: cmap subformat 4, for example, will load the start/end/delta/range arrays into memory when accessed, rather than binding an array-like that does JIT extraction instead.Is that disastrous? No.
Is it kind of silly? Yes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: