fork of 9front i guess
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Inspired by some changes made in game of trees, I've implemented a number of speedups in git9. First, hashing the chunks during deltification with murmurhash instead of sha1 speeds up the delta search significantly. The stretch function was micro-optimized a bit as well, since that was taking a large portion of the time when chunking. Finally, the full path is not stored. We only care about grouping files with the same name and path. We don't care about the ordering. Therefore, only the hash of the path xored with the hash of the diretory is kept, which saves a bunch of mallocs and string munging. This reduces the time spent repacking some test repos significantly. 9front: % time git/repack deltifying 97473 objects: 100% writing 97473 objects: 100% indexing 97473 objects: 100% 58.85u 1.39s 61.82r git/repack % time /sys/src/cmd/git/6.repack deltifying 97473 objects: 100% writing 97473 objects: 100% indexing 97473 objects: 100% 43.86u 1.29s 47.51r /sys/src/cmd/git/6.repack openbsd: % time git/repack deltifying 2092325 objects: 100% writing 2092325 objects: 100% indexing 2092325 objects: 100% 1589.48u 45.03s 1729.18r git/repack % time /sys/src/cmd/git/6.repack deltifying 2092325 objects: 100% writing 2092325 objects: 100% indexing 2092325 objects: 100% 1238.68u 41.49s 1373.15r /sys/src/cmd/git/6.repack go: % time git/repack deltifying 529507 objects: 100% writing 529507 objects: 100% indexing 529507 objects: 100% 345.32u 7.71s 369.25r git/repack % time /sys/src/cmd/git/6.repack deltifying 529507 objects: 100% writing 529507 objects: 100% indexing 529507 objects: 100% 248.07u 4.47s 257.59r /sys/src/cmd/git/6.repack |
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