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StringSizeEstimator #6

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@j-joker

do you consider the padding when you caculate the size of string ?the size of an object
Is a multiple of 8

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  1. lemire commented on Oct 6, 2016

    @lemire
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    @j-joker

    This seems to be a valid issue. I think we should round-up to the word size (64 bits on a 64-bit machine and 32 bits on a 32-bit machine).

    Care to issue a PR? This way you'd get credit for the (small) change.

  2. lemire commented on Oct 6, 2016

    @lemire
    Owner

    (I am repeating this comment from the PR to make sure it does not get lost:)

    Please merge the following commit
    a5886f7

    and run mvn test before and after your change. It will measure in a rough but sufficiently accurate manner the running time of the string estimation.

    We want to make sure that we do not degrade the performance since this function is called repeatedly, possibly millions of times. It also does something that is relatively unimportant (produce a memory usage estimation) so we do not ever want it to have an impact on performance.

    Here is what it might look like...

    $ mvn test
    (...)
    Running com.google.code.externalsorting.ExternalSortTest
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.116796875 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.120703125 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.1216796875 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.116796875 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.1138671875 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.116796875 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.1197265625 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.116796875 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.112890625 ns per string
    #ignore = 67412000
    [performance] String size estimator uses 1.116796875 ns per string
    
  3. lemire commented on Oct 31, 2017

    @lemire
    Owner

    This remains unresolved, we may underestimate the memory usage. Some analysis is needed.

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