While looking at sizing numbers, I ran across the following delta's and numbers (GSet and ORSet):
let orset_1 = ORSet(actorId: UInt(31), [1, 2, 3, 4])
let orset_2 = ORSet(actorId: UInt(31), [4, 5])
print("ORSet1(4 elements, UInt actorId) = \(orset_1.sizeInBytes())")
print("ORSet2(2 elements, UInt actorId) = \(orset_2.sizeInBytes())")
print("ORSet1's state size: \(orset_1.state.sizeInBytes())")
print("ORSet2's state size: \(orset_1.state.sizeInBytes())")
print("Delta size of Set1 merging into Set2: \(orset_2.delta(orset_1.state).sizeInBytes())")
print("Delta size of Set2 merging into Set1: \(orset_1.delta(orset_2.state).sizeInBytes())")
Delta Numbers for GSet:
GSet1(4 elements, UInt actorId) = 64
GSet2(2 elements, UInt actorId) = 40
GSet1's state size: 48
GSet2's state size: 48
Delta size of Set1 merging into Set2: 24
Delta size of Set2 merging into Set1: 40
Delta Numbers for ORSet:
ORSet1(4 elements, UInt actorId) = 116
ORSet2(2 elements, UInt actorId) = 66
ORSet1's state size: 16
ORSet2's state size: 16
Delta size of Set1 merging into Set2: 0
Delta size of Set2 merging into Set1: 50
The 0 in set1 merging into set2 is a notable issue - means something in the delta/state computation logic is screwed up.
ORSet has fairly complicated state, delta, and diffing logic - so best to work the corners there and verify its all operating as expected.
While looking at sizing numbers, I ran across the following delta's and numbers (GSet and ORSet):
Delta Numbers for GSet:
Delta Numbers for ORSet:
The
0in set1 merging into set2 is a notable issue - means something in the delta/state computation logic is screwed up. ORSet has fairly complicated state, delta, and diffing logic - so best to work the corners there and verify its all operating as expected.