Add callback table with user args#31
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| for (size_t i = 0; i < registry->bundle_count; i++) | ||
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| if (registry->bundle_id_lut[i].id == bundle_id) |
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(Understanding I missed some MRs while on vacation)
How often is this function going to fire? Can the callback be cached in a way that you don't have to do the linear search each time?
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That's kinda what the LUT was for, but yeah the linear search is done each time.
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Part of the larger proton re-architecture here (internal CPR/OTTO employee eyes only 👀 )
This feature branch re-adds the per-bundle decode callbacks from the original
protonclibrary. However, instead of using weak linking. The motive for moving to "strong" linking here is largely to reduce complexity in autogen, and to provide users with the ability to not use a name-dependent function, and to even have a central signal decoding callback.