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Published: May 31, 2022 License: AGPL-3.0 Imports: 3 Imported by: 0

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Constants

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const MeterInternalPrecisionBytes = 16

MeterInternalPrecisionBytes are the amount of bytes that are used internally by the Meter to allow for metering computation smaller than one unit of computation. This allows for more fine weights. A weight of 1 unit of computation is equal to 1<<16. The minimum possible weight is 1/65536.

Variables

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var (
	// DefaultComputationWeights is the default weights for computation intensities
	// these weighs make the computation metering the same as it was before dynamic execution fees
	DefaultComputationWeights = ExecutionWeights{
		common.ComputationKindStatement:          1 << MeterInternalPrecisionBytes,
		common.ComputationKindLoop:               1 << MeterInternalPrecisionBytes,
		common.ComputationKindFunctionInvocation: 1 << MeterInternalPrecisionBytes,
	}
	// DefaultMemoryWeights are empty as memory metering is not fully defined yet
	DefaultMemoryWeights = ExecutionWeights{}
)

Functions

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Types

type ExecutionWeights

type ExecutionWeights map[common.ComputationKind]uint64

type Meter

type Meter struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Meter collects memory and computation usage and enforces limits for any each memory/computation usage call it sums intensity multiplied by the weight of the intensity to the total memory/computation usage metrics and returns error if limits are not met.

func NewMeter

func NewMeter(computationLimit, memoryLimit uint, options ...WeightedMeterOptions) *Meter

NewMeter constructs a new Meter

func (*Meter) ComputationIntensities

func (m *Meter) ComputationIntensities() interfaceMeter.MeteredIntensities

ComputationIntensities returns all the measured computational intensities

func (*Meter) MemoryIntensities

func (m *Meter) MemoryIntensities() interfaceMeter.MeteredIntensities

MemoryIntensities returns all the measured memory intensities

func (*Meter) MergeMeter

func (m *Meter) MergeMeter(child interfaceMeter.Meter, enforceLimits bool) error

MergeMeter merges the input meter into the current meter and checks for the limits

func (*Meter) MeterComputation

func (m *Meter) MeterComputation(kind common.ComputationKind, intensity uint) error

MeterComputation captures computation usage and returns an error if it goes beyond the limit

func (*Meter) MeterMemory

func (m *Meter) MeterMemory(kind common.ComputationKind, intensity uint) error

MeterMemory captures memory usage and returns an error if it goes beyond the limit

func (*Meter) NewChild

func (m *Meter) NewChild() interfaceMeter.Meter

NewChild construct a new Meter instance with the same limits as parent

func (*Meter) SetComputationWeights

func (m *Meter) SetComputationWeights(weights map[common.ComputationKind]uint64)

SetComputationWeights sets the computation weights

func (*Meter) SetMemoryWeights

func (m *Meter) SetMemoryWeights(weights map[common.ComputationKind]uint64)

SetMemoryWeights sets the memory weights

func (*Meter) TotalComputationLimit

func (m *Meter) TotalComputationLimit() uint

TotalComputationLimit returns the total computation limit

func (*Meter) TotalComputationUsed

func (m *Meter) TotalComputationUsed() uint

TotalComputationUsed returns the total computation used

func (*Meter) TotalMemoryLimit

func (m *Meter) TotalMemoryLimit() uint

TotalMemoryLimit returns the total memory limit

func (*Meter) TotalMemoryUsed

func (m *Meter) TotalMemoryUsed() uint

TotalMemoryUsed returns the total memory used

type WeightedMeterOptions

type WeightedMeterOptions func(*Meter)

func WithComputationWeights

func WithComputationWeights(weights ExecutionWeights) WeightedMeterOptions

WithComputationWeights sets the weights for computation intensities

func WithMemoryWeights

func WithMemoryWeights(weights ExecutionWeights) WeightedMeterOptions

WithMemoryWeights sets the weights for the memory intensities

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