The handler API in MySQL and MariaDB is operating on a single record at a
time. There are some ‘batched’ primitives that in my understanding were
developed for the NDB cluster, but generally InnoDB does not use them.
The only nontrivial thing that InnoDB does during reads is the Index
Condition Pu
Hi, Oleksandr!
Two thoughts.
1. Please use
if (!ifm->fixed)
then you'll only need one #ifdef.
2. How does it work with the iterator? if you remove the current element
from the list and then iterator with jump to the next one, won't it
cause one element to be skipped?
On Jan 10,
Hi, Sergei!
Am 12.01.2018 um 17:37 schrieb Sergei Golubchik:
Hi, Oleksandr!
Two thoughts.
1. Please use
if (!ifm->fixed)
then you'll only need one #ifdef.
OK, then I'll use __unlikely() also.
2. How does it work with the iterator? if you remove the current element
from the l
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