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// Author: seongkim@google.com (Seong Beom Kim)
//
// protoc (Protocol Compiler) can generate more efficient code
// if it knows how a workload accesses fields of a message;
// e.g. some much more frequently than others.
//
// Protos defined here describe the access information per message
// and per field. Note that one can use any methods to collect
// the access patterns like CPU profiling, instrumented build, etc.

syntax = "proto2";

package google.protobuf.compiler;

// To convey the access pattern of a field, it classifies
// the type of the accessor methods into getters, setters and
// configs. Getters and setters read and write the field
// respectively and other operations like checking if the field
// exists are considered as configs.
message FieldAccessInfo {
  optional string name = 1;
  optional uint64 getters_count = 2;
  optional uint64 setters_count = 3;
  optional uint64 configs_count = 4;
}

// "count" correlates with how many samples an access info has
// for a message. High "count" means more confident optimization
// based on the info.
message MessageAccessInfo {
  optional string name = 1;
  optional uint64 count = 2;
  repeated FieldAccessInfo field = 3;
}

message AccessInfo {
  repeated MessageAccessInfo message = 1;
}