On 04/02/2016, Sage Weil wrote:
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> (2) convert buffer::list into an intrusive_list, while embedding N
> (=3) buffer::ptr's in the buffer::raw so that most buffers require only
> 1 allocation (provided they aren't on more than N lists).
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> Do we want both, or just 1, or is there an alternative we should
> consider?
Do we have any places in the code where we seek into a buffer::list that has a
good number of buffer::ptrs in it? If so then we could get a speedup by
switching from an intrusive list to an intrusive set (or avlset).
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