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perf: memoize a message's CID and encoded length - #7692
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WalkthroughThe change adds memoized CBOR digests and encoded lengths for unsigned and signed messages. Message consumers use the new methods for CID calculation, VM execution lengths, and message-pool size validation. ChangesMessage encoding
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Refactor Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Invalid message amounts can now trigger a panic instead of a validation error. Restore error propagation before merging; the impact on externally submitted messages is not yet established. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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- Around line 37-70: Update EncodedCbor memo access and the Message,
SignedMessage, and ChainMessage encoded-length APIs to propagate encoding
failures as Result instead of panicking; pass errors through chain_length,
VM::apply_message, and message-pool validate_static, while keeping infallible
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A block's messages were CBOR-encoded on every call that needed a CID or a
length: `FullTipset::persist` and the gossip `validate_msg_root` each compute
the message root, and `check_block_messages` takes each message's CID for the
BLS aggregate, its chain length for the gas floor, and computes the root a
third time.
`Message` and `SignedMessage` now each memoize their own encoding, so a block
is encoded once however many times it is validated. The memo stores the
BLAKE2b digest and the length rather than a `Cid`, since the codec and hash
are fixed for these CIDs; that is 40 bytes against 96, keeping the cost
affordable for messages held in bulk by the message pool.
`Memo` takes no part in equality, hashing or `Debug`: it is derived state, so
two messages that differ only in whether it has been computed are the same
message. Every setter clears it.
Measured with a criterion harness that rebuilds the messages every iteration,
so the numbers reflect a block encoded once rather than an already-warm memo.
`validation_encode_path` is the three real call sites a block's messages pass
through; `compute_msg_root` is a single pass, which is where the memo costs
rather than saves:
validation_encode_path/100 533.80 us -> 206.52 us (-61.2%)
validation_encode_path/1000 5.2948 ms -> 2.0128 ms (-62.0%)
validation_encode_path/10000 53.626 ms -> 20.430 ms (-61.9%)
compute_msg_root/100 138.55 us -> 140.30 us (+1.7%)
compute_msg_root/1000 1.3577 ms -> 1.3762 ms (+0.8%)
compute_msg_root/10000 13.706 ms -> 13.903 ms (+1.4%)
`VM::apply_message` also stops re-serializing each message to measure the length
it charges inclusion gas over, which is the same encoding the memo already holds.
The single-pass case pays for the `OnceLock`; every repeat encode is free.
`Message` grows 312 to 352 bytes and `SignedMessage` 344 to 424.
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Memothis way, but we might think about promoting it to a generic typeMemo<T>if there's a compelling place where to reuse it.Reference issue to close (if applicable)
Closes #7449
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