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feat: Support cleaning up spare examples correctly in read_span_flatbuffer() #4684
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Consumers of VW as a library can provide their own event pools, etc. Previous parsers were always able to predict when an even would be needed ahead of time, so would only allocate when necessary. This was done by relying on a single incoming event preallocation to let the external host deallocate in the case of nothing to be parsed. This does not work for the FB parser due to how it handles re-entrancy, and we do not want to spend the time re-architecting it to avoid this. The fix, in this case, is to expand the API to include a callback to return spare events back to the host's event pool.
The C++ compiler on our image of Ubuntu 2004 cannot properly pick up Offset<> => Offset<void>. Make this explicit.
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When re-using the flatbuffer parser across multiple invocations, the parser state could become invalid (retain references to deleted objects) * Add more tests for bad inputs * Add comments about what is going on in read_span_flatbuffer * Add some comments about the re-entrant logic in parse_examples * Fix a place where the parser was returning the semantically incorrect error code
The code to generate bad namespaces in examples was interacting poorly with auto.
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Looks good. Thanks Jacob.
* also add assertion around incoming examples.size() == 1 (or implictly 0)
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Consumers of VW as a library can provide their own event pools, etc. Previous parsers were always able to predict when an even would be needed ahead of time, so would only allocate when necessary. This was done by relying on a single incoming event preallocation to let the external host deallocate in the case of nothing to be parsed.
This does not work for the FB parser due to how it handles re-entrancy, and we do not want to spend the time re-architecting it to avoid this. The fix, in this case, is to expand the API to include a callback to return spare events back to the host's event pool.