Pavel Stehule <pavel.steh...@gmail.com> writes:
> Test for 3000 elements:
> Original Patch
> Integer 55sec 8sec
> Numeric 341sec 8sec
> Quicksort is about 3x faster -- so a benefit of this patch is clear.
Yeah, the patch should pretty much blow the doors off any case that's
heavily dependent on access or update of individual array elements ...
especially for arrays with variable-length element type, such as numeric.
What I'm concerned about is that it could make things *slower* for
scenarios where that isn't the main thing being done with the arrays,
as a result of useless conversions between "flat" and "expanded"
array formats. So what we need is to try to benchmark some cases
that don't involve single-element operations but rather whole-array
operations (on arrays that are plpgsql variables), and see if those
cases have gotten noticeably worse.
regards, tom lane
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