Making CSB + -Trees Processor Conscious
- Michael Samuel,
- Anders Uhl Pedersen,
- Philippe Bonnet
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Research Output:
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Conference abstract for conference
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EnglishPublication milestones
- Published - 2005
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Published - 2005
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- Scopus: 77954002843
Abstract
Cache-conscious indexes, such as CSB+-tree, are sensitive to the underlying processor architecture. In this paper, we focus on how to adapt the CSB+-tree so that it performs well on a range of different processor architectures. Previous work has focused on the impact of node size on the performance of the CSB+-tree. We argue that it is necessary to consider a larger group of parameters in order to adapt CSB+-tree to processor architectures as different as Pentium and Itanium. We identify this group of parameters and study how it impacts the performance of CSB+-tree on Itanium 2. Finally, we propose a systematic method for adapting CSB+-tree to new platforms. This work is a first step towards integrating CSB+-tree in MySQL’s heap storage manager.
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