Alvaro Herrera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Greg Stark wrote:
>> I'm beginning to think just excluding the hint bits would be simpler and
>> safer. If we're double buffering then it might be possible to do that
>> pretty cheaply. Copy the whole buffer with memcpy then loop through the
>> line pointers unsetting the hint bits. Then do the crc. Though that would
>> prevent us from doing "zero-copy" crc by doing it in the copy.
> The downside to this idea is that we need to create a copy of the page
> and call those routines when we read the page in, too.
Ugh. The cost on write was bad enough, but paying it on read is a lot
worse ...
regards, tom lane
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