Comment on The Bw-Tree: A B-tree for New HardwareparentComments−hosay12313yI use it in a private project. For comparison, here's the difference between touch-all-bytes and touch-no-bytes using the Python binding: random lookup 1000000 buffers in 1.82sec (550928/sec) random lookup+hash 1000000 buffers in 2.52sec (397189/sec) This was using 100 byte values.−jules13yCould it be that your test is dominated by Python speed, given that their tests show 15-30 million operations per second but your test only half a million? Or is their hardware so much faster?
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I use it in a private project. For comparison, here's the difference between touch-all-bytes and touch-no-bytes using the Python binding:
This was using 100 byte values.Could it be that your test is dominated by Python speed, given that their tests show 15-30 million operations per second but your test only half a million? Or is their hardware so much faster?