Re: [PATCH RFC 0/2] skiplists for range indexes

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Quoting Dave Chinner (2013-05-03 23:25:36)
> 
> I've got two cases I care about. The first is the buffer cache
> indexes which have a 1000:1 read:modify ratio and I'd really like the
> lookups to be lockless. The other case is the extent tree, where we
> do lots of inserts when the extent tree is first read, and after
> than it's typically 2 lookups for every insert/remove. Having one
> tree that works for both would be handy...

Ok, we're in a similar boat then.  I'll finish off some of the API and
test the pure RCU side harder.

For the extent tree, are you doing a lot of merging once things are in
the tree?  I'm not planning on doing pure-rcu for items that get merged
quiet yet.

Also, I'm using unsigned longs right now.  My guess is we'll both want
u64s, which means I have to do an i_size_read/write trick in a few
spots.

-chris
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