frame: store borrowed values#13
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I am very much looking for this, this was something I had in mind. I will try to test the change. |
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I've contributed HAProxy SPOA support for iocaine using this |
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I use it to capture the ja4 of requests we are receiving. This was a use-case to evaluate if it was a valuable solution. We are planning to use it to put some of the internal custom decision tree that can't be done in haproxy into SPOP. |
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Reduces the amount of some allocations. I am aware that this is a breaking change but in my application this takes out a large chunk of them and now I'm mainly waiting for syscalls ^^'
Maybe it could be a possibility to pre-allocate the entire serialization buffer as well, I'd do that in a separate PR though if I end up looking into that more.