Evict program cache using transaction usage counter #31927
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Coverage 81.9% 81.9%
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Files 759 759
Lines 207208 207245 +37
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+ Hits 169720 169792 +72
+ Misses 37488 37453 -35 |
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* Evict program cache using tx usage counter * address review feedback * address review feedback (cherry picked from commit 37ebb70)
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Problem
The program usage counter is based on usage in instructions. This causes programs to get evicted/unloaded which are referenced in a transaction, but not called by an instruction. This results into unnecessary unloading/reloading of such programs.
Summary of Changes
Fixes #