iverase commented on pull request #7:
URL: https://github.com/apache/lucene/pull/7#issuecomment-935815211
I run another iteration on this patch as I was noticing that this version
was consistently slower than the current version. I think the issue was the way
we were handling adding all when a cell needs to be added through the fast
path. In the current version we navigate down the tree without having to update
the min/max packed bytes.
Therefore I have done a small change where now we accept to call the methods
visit* from any node of the tree:
```
/** Visit all the docs below the current node. */
void visitDocIDs(IntersectVisitor visitor) throws IOException;
/** Visit all the docs and values below the current node. */
void visitDocValues(IntersectVisitor visitor) throws IOException;
```
This seems to get us in the same performance. What I am worry about now is
the following method:
```
/** Return the number of points below the current node. */
long size();
```
Currently we might return a size that is bigger that the number of points.
Should we modified the method to return the exact number of points all the time
or change the contract of the method?
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