Replace builtin modules in compiled script#473
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Conflicts: bytecode.go
test: concurrent test for ReplaceBuiltinModule
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Thanks for the PR. This looks like a good idea overall. On a high level this looks good to me, but will review deeper today/tomorrow. @d5 can you take a look as well please? |
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Compiled code can be executed concurrently out of the box thanks to
Clone()method of compiled script.The problem is that custom builtin module, given to the script as a 'dependency' may not support this. Or it may require customisation for each clone to work properly (say, you provide a driver, transaction, connection or whatever else that should be unique for each script).
Inability to update/replace builtin modules inside script after compilation makes it impossible to re-use compiled script and requires compilation for each run.
This PR solves the mentioned limitation by extending compiled script's API.
The change is implemented maintaining backward compatibility with old behaviour, where bytecode was shared across several cloned instances of script.
Bytecode gets copied only when builtin modules need to be replaced after compilation (kind of 'copy-on-write' approach)