Bug 1805996 - Apply malloc_size_of to most types to gather heap-allocated memory #2794
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This is not yet complete. It's applied for all metric types and part of the global Glean object. However it doesn't expose any method yet to get the information about the global Glean object. Metrics are generated in user code anyway, so measuring their memory usage needs codegen. This also doesn't measure some other memory usage: * Rkv * delayed ping data * event database * any queues to the dispatcher * maybe more?
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This is not yet complete.
It's applied for all metric types and part of the global Glean object. However it doesn't expose any method yet to get the information about the global Glean object.
Metrics are generated in user code anyway, so measuring their memory usage needs codegen.
This also doesn't measure some other memory usage:
This is a first attempt at integrating
malloc_size_ofto use that in a memory reporter inside m-c.I have PoC code for m-c using this too.
There's some things I don't like yet and probably need to reach out to folks.
One of them being
wr_malloc_size_ofbeing different versions on crates.io and in-tree with differing implementations.