Eric Myhre

Yeah! I've never used this kind of tool before, so I don't know exactly how to most productively incorporate it. But I'm all ears! Does this tool have a minimizer...

Yeah, could you go ahead and fire off a PR with your setup? I'm been thinking about this more and I'd love to take whatever you've got and run with...

Note: unless I'm gravely mistaken, **`int64` and `uint64` can be cast back and forth without loss of precision**. Yes, one of them will show up negative, and the other won't......

Before anything else -- just in case you haven't synced up to master lately, try that first :) There's been a couple of *huge* performance fixes lately: https://github.com/polydawn/refmt/pull/49 and https://github.com/polydawn/refmt/pull/50...

Adding more 'machines' is tricky, unfortunately, Wish it wasn't, but it's not just some unexported fields: the constraints of _going fast_ and _being flexible_ seem to conflict hereabouts. In order...

So about those options for progress that's in non-incremental territory. There's probably more than a few possible development trajectories, because "non-incremental" kind of opens the floodgates. There are lots, and...

And one more "P.S." -- I'm not sure how deep and what directions your own investigations into your bottlenecks have gone, but fwiw, I've recently been finding that pprof output...

Yeah, don't quite wanna claim that the go-ipld-prime stuff is drop-in yet, and the profiling effort on that is also so far... minimal. It's getting close to ready, though. And...

It's totally doable, just needs some implementation time. The stdlib `encoding/json` package is a great reference for how to do the caching part. I've forgotten exactly how it works, but...

You've already seen it, but I'll reproduce the comment in there here for posterity/context: > // note: stdlib json.marshal supports all the int types here as well, and will >...