Pass schema object as pointer to symcc targets#747
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This avoid re-parsing the schema for every request environement. Signed-off-by: John Kastner <jkastner@amazon.com>
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Currently have 3 hours running each of the fuzz impacted fuzz targets, so I'm pretty confident this won't break anything in the weekend test runs |
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Adds and exports a new Lean function
loadProtobufSchemawhich parses a schema from protobuf and returns a lean object for that schema. This object is then passed to all the symcc lean ffi function.This avoid re-parsing the schema for every request environment.
Fixes #741. For the one slow unit I tested this on, run time is reduced from 6928ms to 562ms. Currently running effected fuzz targets locally and I haven't found any issues