Invocation serialization results

by final implementation solution.

Setup

The tests are performed by serializing -> de-serializing of invocations with different number of children. Each invocation was holding one SqlStatementObject additionally. Every test included 1000 repetitions of process.

Results

1000 children

	Avg [ms]	Min [ms]	Max [ms]	Size [bytes]
serialize	6.15	5.51	125.82	323,193
de-serialize	5.51	4.55	258.32	-

5000 children

	Avg [ms]	Min [ms]	Max [ms]	Size [bytes]
serialize	29.98	27.47	478.65	1,613,490
de-serialize	24.19	22.12	412.49	-

10000 children

	Avg [ms]	Min [ms]	Max [ms]	Size [bytes]
serialize	63.50	60.88	347.07	3,229,587
de-serialize	48.52	44.51	664.26	-

25000 children

	Avg [ms]	Min [ms]	Max [ms]	Size [bytes]
serialize	263.26	154.26	724.53	8,079,275
de-serialize	133.00	113.23	635.29	-

50000 children

	Avg [ms]	Min [ms]	Max [ms]	Size [bytes]
serialize	354.24	320.07	966.95	16,166,684
de-serialize	316.67	217.351	1188.39	-

Kyro vs Protostuff

With invocation that have between 1 and 1000 children, randomly chosen:

Serialization Kyro = 2.8474
De-Serialization Kyro = 2.4189
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Serialization Protostuff = 3.0583
De-Serialization Protostuff = 1.9257