commit | 8b50343156750a88f1bb80dcc52e1ba62217067e | [log] [tgz] |
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author | 彭勇升 pengys <8082209@qq.com> | Mon Jan 21 04:21:45 2019 +0800 |
committer | Wu Sheng <wu.sheng@foxmail.com> | Mon Jan 21 08:37:21 2019 +0800 |
tree | ae24b324f8f4f72d0b908de39fccf9a9d657abd9 | |
parent | 9c08c3e2b44fe46e5ecbefa9b0c4e565d3738324 [diff] |
Improve buffer reader speed. (#2188) * 1. Sleep 500 milliseconds after a batch re-call finish. 2. Re-create register lock index when the system property named debug is setting. 3. Get the register inventory before lock to avoid increment the sequence but not use. 4. Return the exchange flag after all the references and spans in one segment parsed to reduce the number of segment parse. 5. Put the not exchanged segment into a collection then try to exchange no more than 10 times because of the exchange is asynchronous. 6. Cache the segment object to avoid repeated deserialization. #2185 * #2185 1. Sleep 500 milliseconds after a batch re-call finish. 2. Re-create register lock index when the system property named debug is setting. 3. Get the register inventory before lock to avoid increment the sequence but not use.
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