Heikki Linnakangas wrote:
Jeremy Kerr wrote:
Speaking of which, what about some performance numbers?
OK, benchmarks done:
http://ozlabs.org/~jk/projects/db/data/postgres.bcTruelen/
Summary: small increase in performance (~1-2% on my machine), at about
1.5 standard deviations from the mean. Profiles show a decent drop in
hits within .
However: Sysbench seems to be quite heavy with the fixed-width char
types, so may end up calling bcTruelen more than most workloads. Would
be nice to get some x86 numbers too, but I don't have a suitable
machine here.
So: The increase in performance is positive on this workload, albeit
fairly minor. Downside is increased code complexity.
Based on this benchmark, I don't think this patch is worth it..
what exactly is getting graphed here - is the what sysbench reports as
transactions/s or the operations/queries per second? if yes it is
important to notice that sysnbench by default executes multiple queries
per transaction and and several different kind of queries. Only some of
those queries have bcTruelen() showing up on top of the profile.
Stefan
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