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mod_storage_internal: Use a binary search for time based ranges
Iterating over an entire archive to find a few items in the far end from
where iteration started is expensive, and probably more expensive with
the lazy-loading of items added in the previous commit.
Since we can now efficiently read items in random order, we can now use
a binary search to find a better starting point for iteration.
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Wed, 12 May 2021 01:32:03 +0200 |
parent | 12949:2f61ebcf37c0 |
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-- Allow for both require"util.foo" and require"prosody.util.foo" for a -- transition period while we update all require calls. if (...) == "prosody.loader" then if not package.path:find "prosody" then -- For require"util.foo" also look in paths equivalent to "prosody.util.foo" package.path = package.path:gsub("([^;]*)(?[^;]*)", "%1prosody/%2;%1%2"); package.cpath = package.cpath:gsub("([^;]*)(?[^;]*)", "%1prosody/%2;%1%2"); end else -- When requiring "prosody.x", also look for "x" for i = #package.searchers, 1, -1 do local search = package.searchers[i]; table.insert(package.searchers, i, function(module_name) local lib = module_name:match("^prosody%.(.*)$"); if lib then return search(lib); end end) end end -- Look for already loaded module with or without prefix setmetatable(package.loaded, { __index = function(loaded, module_name) local suffix = module_name:match("^prosody%.(.*)$"); if suffix then return rawget(loaded, suffix); end local prefixed = rawget(loaded, "prosody." .. module_name); if prefixed ~= nil then return prefixed; end end; })