pub struct ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>{
staging: Vec<(D, T, R)>,
staging_cap: usize,
cur_d: D::Container,
cur_t: T::Container,
cur_r: R::Container,
cur_len: usize,
pending: VecDeque<Column<(D, T, R)>>,
finished: Option<Column<(D, T, R)>>,
}Expand description
A container builder that consolidates (D, T, R) updates and emits Column<(D, T, R)>.
Stages updates in an AoS Vec for in-place consolidation, then drains consolidated rows
in DRAIN_CHUNK_ROWS-sized chunks (three sequential per-column passes per chunk) into SoA
sub-containers, flushing whenever the accumulator hits the flush threshold (90% of
OUTPUT_TARGET_WORDS). Flushed accumulators are written into aligned Vec<u64> (via
indexed::encode, no zero-fill) and queued as Column::Align. The trailing partial on
finish ships as Column::Typed.
Does not maintain FIFO ordering (consolidation reorders updates).
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§staging: Vec<(D, T, R)>AoS staging buffer for in-place consolidation. Cap = Self::staging_cap.
staging_cap: usizeCapacity of staging. Drain triggers when staging.len() hits this.
cur_d: D::ContainerSoA accumulator, one sub-container per column.
cur_t: T::Container§cur_r: R::Container§cur_len: usizeNumber of (D, T, R) tuples currently in cur_*.
pending: VecDeque<Column<(D, T, R)>>Finished columns ready to ship.
finished: Option<Column<(D, T, R)>>The currently extracted/finished column.
Implementations§
Source§impl<D, T, R> ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
Sourcefn consolidate_and_drain(&mut self, grain: usize)
fn consolidate_and_drain(&mut self, grain: usize)
Sort and consolidate staging, then drain a multiple-of-grain prefix into the SoA
accumulator. Pass 1 to drain everything (used by finish). Pushes in chunks of
DRAIN_CHUNK_ROWS and flushes mid-drain whenever the accumulator hits
FLUSH_THRESHOLD_WORDS, so a single drain can mint several aligned containers when the
prefix is large.
Sourcefn flush_aligned(&mut self)
fn flush_aligned(&mut self)
Serialize the SoA accumulator into a Column::Align via indexed::encode, which
builds the buffer with Vec::push/extend_from_slice so no memory is initialized
twice.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl<D, T, R> ContainerBuilder for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> ContainerBuilder for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
Source§fn extract(&mut self) -> Option<&mut Self::Container>
fn extract(&mut self) -> Option<&mut Self::Container>
Source§impl<D, T, R> Default for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> Default for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
Source§impl<D, T, R> PushInto<(D, T, R)> for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> PushInto<(D, T, R)> for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
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impl<D, T, R> Freeze for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> !RefUnwindSafe for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> Send for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> !Sync for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> Unpin for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
impl<D, T, R> UnsafeUnpin for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>where
<D as Columnar>::Container: UnsafeUnpin,
<T as Columnar>::Container: UnsafeUnpin,
<R as Columnar>::Container: UnsafeUnpin,
impl<D, T, R> !UnwindSafe for ConsolidatingColumnBuilder<D, T, R>
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