parquet: Speed up BitReader/DeltaBitPackDecoder
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From a quick test, this speeds up reading delta-packed int columns by over 30%.
From a quick test, it seems to decode around 10% faster overall.
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@kornholi thank you for looking into |
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I restarted the CI checks on this PR as the failure on the windows tests seemed unrelated to your changes |
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I don't understand the need for this change -- was calling clear() a major bottleneck? Or was it having to reinitialize the entire deltas_in_mini_block to default() in the self.use_batch branch?
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In this case, the resize is expensive even though it optimizes down to mostly a memset (only 4 elems in the array in my tests). Around a 5% throughput difference.
* parquet: Avoid temporary `BufferPtr`s in `BitReader` From a quick test, this speeds up reading delta-packed int columns by over 30%. * parquet: Avoid some allocations in `DeltaBitPackDecoder` From a quick test, it seems to decode around 10% faster overall.
* parquet: Avoid temporary `BufferPtr`s in `BitReader` From a quick test, this speeds up reading delta-packed int columns by over 30%. * parquet: Avoid some allocations in `DeltaBitPackDecoder` From a quick test, it seems to decode around 10% faster overall. Co-authored-by: Kornelijus Survila <kornholijo@gmail.com>
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This PR removes some reference counting in
BitReaderand a few allocations inDeltaBitPackDecoder.At least for the datasets I tested with, delta-encoded integer columns decode around 50% faster. A
SELECT AVG(foo)through datafusion was about 30% faster as well.