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namespace    UE::Net::Private

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static int32 GReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit = 16;
static FAutoConsoleVariableRef CVarReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit(TEXT("net.Iris.ReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit"), GReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit,
	TEXT("How many very large objects, one whose payload doesn't fit in a single packet, is allowed to be scheduled for send. Needs to be at least 1."));

static bool bValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges = true;
static FAutoConsoleVariableRef CvarValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges(TEXT("net.Iris.ReplicationWriter.ValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges"), bValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges, TEXT("Ensure that we don't try to mark invalid objects as dirty when they shouldn't."));

static const FName NetError_ObjectStateTooLarge("Object state is too large to be split.");

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namespace    UE::Net::Private

/*
 * net.Iris.ReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit
 * There's a tradeoff mainly between the connection characteristics to support and normal object replication scheduling when tweaking this value.
 * On one hand you don't want to end up stalling object replication because the top priority objects are huge. So you want to be able to keep replicating huge objects during the maximum latency, including latency variation, and packet loss scenarios 
 * you want to provide the best experience possible for. On the other hand object deletion cannot be performed once the object is in the huge object queue. Consider this and how long time it will take to replicate the huge object queue depending on the average payload of a huge object.
 */
static int32 GReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit = 16;
static FAutoConsoleVariableRef CVarReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit(TEXT("net.Iris.ReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit"), GReplicationWriterMaxHugeObjectsInTransit,
	TEXT("How many very large objects, one whose payload doesn't fit in a single packet, is allowed to be scheduled for send. Needs to be at least 1."));

static bool bValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges = true;
static FAutoConsoleVariableRef CvarValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges(TEXT("net.Iris.ReplicationWriter.ValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges"), bValidateObjectsWithDirtyChanges, TEXT("Ensure that we don't try to mark invalid objects as dirty when they shouldn't."));