( http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/chngview?cn=3486 ) broke test fts2a-5.3.
This change should make the expected result more obvious. (CVS 3489)
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http://www.sqlite.org/cvstrac/tktview?tn=2036,35 describes some cases
where we were passing memset() a length which was the sizeof a
pointer, rather than the structure pointed to. Instead, wrap this
idiom up in CLEAR() and SCRAMBLE() macros. (CVS 3488)
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distinguish reading from a static buffer from writing to a dynamic
buffer. This allows n-way doclist merging, and in-place merging of
segment leaf nodes, which together cut segment merge times in half. (CVS 3486)
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was writing out a segment made up of a single leaf node containing the
\0 header. LeafReader assumed that leaf nodes always contained at
least one term, so assertions would fail.
While it would be possible to support reading and merging empty
segments, there's no reason to do so. While this change could have
been done in writeZeroSegment(), I put it in leafWriterFlush() so that
it would work right if segmentMerge() created an empty segment, which
could happen with future changes to how deleted documents are handled. (CVS 3484)
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updates. Groups of documents form segments which are encoded in a
btree layered over a table of blocks, with various tricks to make
merges fast. This performs 20x-25x faster than fts1 when loading the
Enron corpus, and is only slightly slower for queries. (CVS 3474)
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