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 Post subject: MySQL and Altivec
PostPosted: Sun Apr 24, 2005 1:28 am 
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Hi,
I'm close to finishing vectorizing the mem* and str* functions in glibc and was thinking of trying to work on optimizing some MySQL internals. Apart from the strings/ folder which include many mem*/str* functions that will be easily vectorized now that I know the generic mechanism, I'd like to work also on sth else. After Neko's suggestion, I plan to take a look at the hashing functions in bdb/hash/, and specifically, the functions in bdb/hash/hash_func.c. Apparently some or all of them can be vectorized and the performance will be probably quite improved. What I would like to ask is if there's any other place I should look first. I'm checking on the 4.1 tree (using the Debian package because i'm lazy to configure everything myself :-)

Konstantinos


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