Benchmark executable: ractor/ractor/examples/bench_memory_usage.rs at a54249dd72e30f67b4b75f3c2cec535d68b8718d · contrun/ractor
Ractor version: roughly 0.14.7 slawlor/ractor at f9ccc48d16dcddb9ff87f55987e2089bfb9fbb47
A ractor actor roughly consumes 10KiB of memory. So spawning 100K actors requiresapproximately 1G memory.
| // Wadler's the expression problem email https://homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk/wadler/papers/expression/expression.txt | |
| // introduced the term expression problem and suggested a solution in Generic Java. The code within the email | |
| // actually does not work. Below is Wadler's original words. | |
| // 2. A caveat with regard to inner interfaces | |
| // In GJ as it is currently implemented, type parameters do not scope | |
| // over static members, and further, a type parameter may be indexed only | |
| // by non-static classes or interfaces defined in the bound. And in Java | |
| // as it is currently defined, all inner interfaces are taken as static, |
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| * Copyright EPFL and Lightbend, Inc. | |
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