如何估计 std::map 的内存使用情况?

发布于 2024-07-16 06:12:50 字数 204 浏览 6 评论 0原文

例如,我有一个已知 sizeof(A) 和 sizeof(B) 的 std::map,而 map 内部有 N 个条目。 您如何估计其内存使用情况? 我想说的是,

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B)) * N * factor

但是因素是什么? 也许不同的公式?

也许要求上限更容易?

For example, I have a std::map with known sizeof(A) and sizeof(B), while map has N entries inside. How would you estimate its memory usage?
I'd say it's something like

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B)) * N * factor

But what is the factor? Different formula maybe?

Maybe it's easier to ask for upper bound?

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猫腻 2024-07-23 06:12:50

估计会更接近。

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B) + ELEMENT_OVERHEAD) * N + CONTAINER_OVERHEAD

您添加的每个元素都有一个开销,并且维护用于存储地图的数据结构的数据结构也有固定的开销。 这通常是二叉树,例如红黑树。 例如,在 GCC C++ STL 实现中,ELEMENT_OVERHEAD 将为 sizeof(_Rb_tree_node_base)CONTAINER_OVERHEAD 将为 sizeof(_Rb_tree)代码>. 对于上图,您还应该添加用于存储映射元素的内存管理结构的开销。

通过测量各种大型集合的代码内存消耗可能更容易得出估计值。

The estimate would be closer to

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B) + ELEMENT_OVERHEAD) * N + CONTAINER_OVERHEAD

There is an overhead for each element you add, and there is also a fixed overhead for maintaining the data structure used for the data structure storing the map. This is typically a binary tree, such as a Red-Black Tree. For instance, in the GCC C++ STL implementation ELEMENT_OVERHEAD would be sizeof(_Rb_tree_node_base) and CONTAINER_OVERHEAD would be sizeof(_Rb_tree). To the above figure you should also add the overhead of memory management structures used for storing the map's elements.

It's probably easier to arrive at an estimate by measuring your code's memory consumption for various large collections.

橘亓 2024-07-23 06:12:50

您可以使用 Curtis Bartley 的 MemTrack。 它是一种内存分配器,取代了默认分配器,并且可以跟踪内存使用情况直至分配类型。

输出示例:

-----------------------
Memory Usage Statistics
-----------------------

allocated type                        blocks          bytes  
--------------                        ------          -----  
struct FHRDocPath::IndexedRec          11031  13.7% 2756600  45.8%
class FHRDocPath                       10734  13.3%  772848  12.8%
class FHRDocElemPropLst                13132  16.3%  420224   7.0%
struct FHRDocVDict::IndexedRec          3595   4.5%  370336   6.2%
struct FHRDocMDict::IndexedRec         13368  16.6%  208200   3.5%
class FHRDocObject *                      36   0.0%  172836   2.9%
struct FHRDocData::IndexedRec            890   1.1%  159880   2.7%
struct FHRDocLineTable::IndexedRec       408   0.5%  152824   2.5%
struct FHRDocMList::IndexedRec          2656   3.3%  119168   2.0%
class FHRDocMList                       1964   2.4%   62848   1.0%
class FHRDocVMpObj                      2096   2.6%   58688   1.0%
class FHRDocProcessColor                1259   1.6%   50360   0.8%
struct FHRDocTextBlok::IndexedRec        680   0.8%   48756   0.8%
class FHRDocUString                     1800   2.2%   43200   0.7%
class FHRDocGroup                        684   0.8%   41040   0.7%
class FHRDocObject * (__cdecl*)(void)     36   0.0%   39928   0.7%
class FHRDocXform                        516   0.6%   35088   0.6%
class FHRDocTextColumn                   403   0.5%   33852   0.6%
class FHRDocTString                      407   0.5%   29304   0.5%
struct FHRDocUString::IndexedRec        1800   2.2%   27904   0.5%

You could use MemTrack, by Curtis Bartley. It's a memory allocator that replaces the default one and can track memory usage down to the type of allocation.

An example of output:

-----------------------
Memory Usage Statistics
-----------------------

allocated type                        blocks          bytes  
--------------                        ------          -----  
struct FHRDocPath::IndexedRec          11031  13.7% 2756600  45.8%
class FHRDocPath                       10734  13.3%  772848  12.8%
class FHRDocElemPropLst                13132  16.3%  420224   7.0%
struct FHRDocVDict::IndexedRec          3595   4.5%  370336   6.2%
struct FHRDocMDict::IndexedRec         13368  16.6%  208200   3.5%
class FHRDocObject *                      36   0.0%  172836   2.9%
struct FHRDocData::IndexedRec            890   1.1%  159880   2.7%
struct FHRDocLineTable::IndexedRec       408   0.5%  152824   2.5%
struct FHRDocMList::IndexedRec          2656   3.3%  119168   2.0%
class FHRDocMList                       1964   2.4%   62848   1.0%
class FHRDocVMpObj                      2096   2.6%   58688   1.0%
class FHRDocProcessColor                1259   1.6%   50360   0.8%
struct FHRDocTextBlok::IndexedRec        680   0.8%   48756   0.8%
class FHRDocUString                     1800   2.2%   43200   0.7%
class FHRDocGroup                        684   0.8%   41040   0.7%
class FHRDocObject * (__cdecl*)(void)     36   0.0%   39928   0.7%
class FHRDocXform                        516   0.6%   35088   0.6%
class FHRDocTextColumn                   403   0.5%   33852   0.6%
class FHRDocTString                      407   0.5%   29304   0.5%
struct FHRDocUString::IndexedRec        1800   2.2%   27904   0.5%
岁月打碎记忆 2024-07-23 06:12:50

如果您确实想了解运行时内存占用量,请使用自定义分配器并在创建映射时将其传入。 请参阅 Josuttis 的书和他的页面(有关自定义分配器) 。

也许要求上限更容易?

上限将取决于确切的实现(例如使用的平衡树的特定变体)。 也许,您可以告诉我们为什么您需要这些信息,以便我们可以提供更好的帮助?

If you really want to know the runtime memory footprint, use a custom allocator and pass it in when creating the map. See Josuttis' book and this page of his (for a custom allocator).

Maybe it's easier to ask for upper bound?

The upper bound will depend on the exact implementation (e.g. the particular variant of balanced tree used). Maybe, you can tell us why you need this information so we can help better?

别在捏我脸啦 2024-07-23 06:12:50

我最近需要自己回答这个问题,并且简单地使用我在 MSVC 2012 下以 64 位模式编译的 std::map 编写了一个小型基准程序。

具有 1.5 亿个节点的地图占用约 15GB,这意味着 8 字节 L、8 字节 R、8 字节 int key 和 8 字节数据,总共 32 字节,占用了地图内存的大约 2/3内部节点,留下 1/3 给叶子。

就我个人而言,我发现这内存效率出奇的差,但事实就是如此。

希望这能成为一个方便的经验法则。

PS:std::map 的开销是单个节点大小 AFAICT 的开销。

I recently needed to answer this question for myself, and simply wrote a small benchmark program using std::map I compiled under MSVC 2012 in 64-bit mode.

A map with 150 million nodes soaked up ~ 15GB, which implies the 8 byte L, 8 byte R, 8 byte int key, and 8 byte datum, totaling 32 bytes, soaked up about 2/3rds of the map's memory for internal nodes, leaving 1/3rd for leaves.

Personally, I found this to be surprisingly poor memory efficiency, but it is what it is.

Hope this makes for a handy rule-of-thumb.

PS: The overhead of a std::map is that of a single node's size AFAICT.

飞烟轻若梦 2024-07-23 06:12:50

该公式更像是:

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B) + factor) * N

其中,factor 是每个条目的开销。 C++ 映射通常被实现为红黑树。 这些是二叉树,因此至少有两个指向左/右节点的指针。 还会有一些实现的东西 - 可能是一个父指针和一个“颜色”指示器,所以因子可能是这样的

(sizeof( RBNode *) * 3 + 1) / 2

但是,所有这些都高度依赖于实现 - 为了确定你确实需要检查你自己的库的代码执行。

The formula is more like:

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B) + factor) * N

where factor is the per entry overhead. C++ maps are typically implemented as red-black trees. These are binary trees, so there will be at least two pointers for the left/right nodes. There will also be some implementation stuff - probably a parent pointer and a "colour" indicator, so factor may be something like

(sizeof( RBNode *) * 3 + 1) / 2

However, all this is highly implementation dependent - to find out for sure you really need to examine the code for your own library implementation.

夜未央樱花落 2024-07-23 06:12:50

我也在寻找一些东西来计算 std::map 的大小。 我已经尝试了 Diomidis Spinellis 的答案中解释的内容,并在这里扩展了他的答案,这可能对其他人有帮助。

我通过添加几行代码来扩展他的答案。

#include <bits/stl_tree.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    std::cout << sizeof(std::_Rb_tree_node_base) << std::endl;
    return 0;
}

输出(在运行 Linux [4.9.175] 和编译器的 ARM Cortex A-9 iMX6Solo-X 处理器上:arm-fslc-linux-gnueabi-gcc (GCC) 7.3.0):

16

考虑 std::map,我对 ELEMENT_OVERHEAD 的大小感兴趣,因为它随着地图中存在的元素数量线性增长。 发现 ELEMENT_OVERHEAD 相当于 sizeof(std::_Rb_tree_node_base),因此对于我的系统来说其值为 16。

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B) + ELEMENT_OVERHEAD) * N + CONTAINER_OVERHEAD

I was also looking for something to calculate the size of the std::map. I have tried what was explained in Diomidis Spinellis's answer and expanded his answer over here which could be helpful to others.

I am expanding on his answer by adding few lines of code.

#include <bits/stl_tree.h>
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    std::cout << sizeof(std::_Rb_tree_node_base) << std::endl;
    return 0;
}

Outputs (On my ARM Cortex A-9 iMX6Solo-X processor running Linux [4.9.175] and compiler: arm-fslc-linux-gnueabi-gcc (GCC) 7.3.0):

16

Considering std::map<A, B>, I am interested in size of ELEMENT_OVERHEAD as it grows linearly with the number of elements present in the map. ELEMENT_OVERHEAD was found to be equivalent of sizeof(std::_Rb_tree_node_base) as hence has a value of 16 for my system.

(sizeof(A) + sizeof(B) + ELEMENT_OVERHEAD) * N + CONTAINER_OVERHEAD
小情绪 2024-07-23 06:12:50

地图的大小实际上取决于地图的实现。 在不同的编译器/平台上,您可能有不同的大小,具体取决于它们提供的 STL 实现。

为什么需要这个尺寸?

The size of the map really depends on the implementation of the map. You might have different sizes on different compilers/platforms, depending on which STL implementation they are providing.

Why do you need this size?

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