make move_to reentrant

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pedrocarlo
2025-05-31 02:18:26 -03:00
parent 33480540f1
commit dae58be071

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@@ -473,6 +473,8 @@ impl CursorSeekState {
}
}
type CursorMoveToState = CursorSeekState;
pub struct BTreeCursor {
/// The multi-version cursor that is used to read and write to the database file.
mv_cursor: Option<Rc<RefCell<MvCursor>>>,
@@ -509,6 +511,7 @@ pub struct BTreeCursor {
/// This Vec should be empty for Table Btree
collations: Vec<CollationSeq>,
seek_state: CursorSeekState,
move_to_state: CursorMoveToState,
}
impl BTreeCursor {
@@ -539,6 +542,7 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
valid_state: CursorValidState::Valid,
collations,
seek_state: CursorSeekState::Start,
move_to_state: CursorMoveToState::Start,
}
}
@@ -1542,12 +1546,24 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
}
let cell_count = contents.cell_count();
let mut min: isize = 0;
let mut max: isize = cell_count as isize - 1;
let mut leftmost_matching_cell = None;
{
let min: isize = 0;
let max: isize = cell_count as isize - 1;
let leftmost_matching_cell = None;
self.move_to_state = CursorMoveToState::Seeking {
min,
max,
nearest_matching_cell: leftmost_matching_cell,
};
}
loop {
let min = self.move_to_state.get_min();
let max = self.move_to_state.get_max();
if min > max {
if let Some(leftmost_matching_cell) = leftmost_matching_cell {
if let Some(leftmost_matching_cell) =
self.move_to_state.get_nearest_matching_cell()
{
let left_child_page = contents.cell_table_interior_read_left_child_page(
leftmost_matching_cell as usize,
)?;
@@ -1612,10 +1628,11 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
SeekOp::EQ => cell_rowid >= rowid,
};
if is_on_left {
leftmost_matching_cell = Some(cur_cell_idx as usize);
max = cur_cell_idx - 1;
self.move_to_state
.set_nearest_matching_cell(Some(cur_cell_idx as usize));
self.move_to_state.set_max(cur_cell_idx - 1);
} else {
min = cur_cell_idx + 1;
self.move_to_state.set_min(cur_cell_idx + 1);
}
}
}
@@ -1637,13 +1654,26 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
return Ok(CursorResult::Ok(()));
}
let cell_count = contents.cell_count();
let mut min: isize = 0;
let mut max: isize = cell_count as isize - 1;
let mut leftmost_matching_cell = None;
{
let cell_count = contents.cell_count();
let min: isize = 0;
let max: isize = cell_count as isize - 1;
let leftmost_matching_cell = None;
self.move_to_state = CursorMoveToState::Seeking {
min,
max,
nearest_matching_cell: leftmost_matching_cell,
};
}
loop {
let min = self.move_to_state.get_min();
let max = self.move_to_state.get_max();
if min > max {
let Some(leftmost_matching_cell) = leftmost_matching_cell else {
let Some(leftmost_matching_cell) =
self.move_to_state.get_nearest_matching_cell()
else {
self.stack.set_cell_index(contents.cell_count() as i32 + 1);
match contents.rightmost_pointer() {
Some(right_most_pointer) => {
@@ -1724,59 +1754,62 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
self.get_immutable_record_or_create().as_mut().unwrap(),
)?
};
let record = self.get_immutable_record();
let record = record.as_ref().unwrap();
let record_slice_equal_number_of_cols =
&record.get_values().as_slice()[..index_key.get_values().len()];
let interior_cell_vs_index_key = compare_immutable(
record_slice_equal_number_of_cols,
index_key.get_values(),
self.key_sort_order(),
&self.collations,
);
// in sqlite btrees left child pages have <= keys.
// in general, in forwards iteration we want to find the first key that matches the seek condition.
// in backwards iteration we want to find the last key that matches the seek condition.
//
// Logic table for determining if target leaf page is in left subtree.
// For index b-trees this is a bit more complicated since the interior cells contain payloads (the key is the payload).
// and for non-unique indexes there might be several cells with the same key.
//
// Forwards iteration (looking for first match in tree):
// OP | Current Cell vs Seek Key | Action? | Explanation
// GT | > | go left | First > key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// GT | = or < | go right | First > key must be in right subtree
// GE | > | go left | First >= key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// GE | = | go left | First >= key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// GE | < | go right | First >= key must be in right subtree
//
// Backwards iteration (looking for last match in tree):
// OP | Current Cell vs Seek Key | Action? | Explanation
// LE | > | go left | Last <= key must be in left subtree
// LE | = | go right | Last <= key is either this one, or somewhere to the right of this one. So we need to go right to make sure
// LE | < | go right | Last <= key must be in right subtree
// LT | > | go left | Last < key must be in left subtree
// LT | = | go left | Last < key must be in left subtree since we want strictly less than
// LT | < | go right | Last < key could be exactly this one, or in right subtree
//
// No iteration (point query):
// EQ | > | go left | First = key must be in left subtree
// EQ | = | go left | First = key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// EQ | < | go right | First = key must be in right subtree
let target_leaf_page_is_in_left_subtree = {
let record = self.get_immutable_record();
let record = record.as_ref().unwrap();
let record_slice_equal_number_of_cols =
&record.get_values().as_slice()[..index_key.get_values().len()];
let interior_cell_vs_index_key = compare_immutable(
record_slice_equal_number_of_cols,
index_key.get_values(),
self.key_sort_order(),
&self.collations,
);
// in sqlite btrees left child pages have <= keys.
// in general, in forwards iteration we want to find the first key that matches the seek condition.
// in backwards iteration we want to find the last key that matches the seek condition.
//
// Logic table for determining if target leaf page is in left subtree.
// For index b-trees this is a bit more complicated since the interior cells contain payloads (the key is the payload).
// and for non-unique indexes there might be several cells with the same key.
//
// Forwards iteration (looking for first match in tree):
// OP | Current Cell vs Seek Key | Action? | Explanation
// GT | > | go left | First > key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// GT | = or < | go right | First > key must be in right subtree
// GE | > | go left | First >= key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// GE | = | go left | First >= key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// GE | < | go right | First >= key must be in right subtree
//
// Backwards iteration (looking for last match in tree):
// OP | Current Cell vs Seek Key | Action? | Explanation
// LE | > | go left | Last <= key must be in left subtree
// LE | = | go right | Last <= key is either this one, or somewhere to the right of this one. So we need to go right to make sure
// LE | < | go right | Last <= key must be in right subtree
// LT | > | go left | Last < key must be in left subtree
// LT | = | go left | Last < key must be in left subtree since we want strictly less than
// LT | < | go right | Last < key could be exactly this one, or in right subtree
//
// No iteration (point query):
// EQ | > | go left | First = key must be in left subtree
// EQ | = | go left | First = key could be exactly this one, or in left subtree
// EQ | < | go right | First = key must be in right subtree
let target_leaf_page_is_in_left_subtree = match cmp {
SeekOp::GT => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_gt(),
SeekOp::GE => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_ge(),
SeekOp::EQ => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_ge(),
SeekOp::LE => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_gt(),
SeekOp::LT => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_ge(),
match cmp {
SeekOp::GT => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_gt(),
SeekOp::GE => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_ge(),
SeekOp::EQ => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_ge(),
SeekOp::LE => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_gt(),
SeekOp::LT => interior_cell_vs_index_key.is_ge(),
}
};
if target_leaf_page_is_in_left_subtree {
leftmost_matching_cell = Some(cur_cell_idx as usize);
max = cur_cell_idx - 1;
self.move_to_state
.set_nearest_matching_cell(Some(cur_cell_idx as usize));
self.move_to_state.set_max(cur_cell_idx - 1);
} else {
min = cur_cell_idx + 1;
self.move_to_state.set_min(cur_cell_idx + 1);
}
}
}
@@ -1791,7 +1824,7 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
) -> Result<CursorResult<CursorHasRecord>> {
assert!(self.mv_cursor.is_none());
self.move_to_root();
return_if_io!(self.tablebtree_move_to(rowid, seek_op));
return_if_io!(self.move_to(SeekKey::TableRowId(rowid), seek_op));
let page = self.stack.top();
return_if_locked!(page.get());
let page = page.get();
@@ -1954,7 +1987,7 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
seek_op: SeekOp,
) -> Result<CursorResult<CursorHasRecord>> {
self.move_to_root();
return_if_io!(self.indexbtree_move_to(key, seek_op));
return_if_io!(self.move_to(SeekKey::IndexKey(key), seek_op));
let page = self.stack.top();
return_if_locked!(page.get());
@@ -2170,14 +2203,13 @@ impl BTreeCursor {
// 6. If we find the cell, we return the record. Otherwise, we return an empty result.
self.move_to_root();
match key {
SeekKey::TableRowId(rowid_key) => {
return self.tablebtree_move_to(rowid_key, cmp);
}
SeekKey::IndexKey(index_key) => {
return self.indexbtree_move_to(index_key, cmp);
}
}
let ret = match key {
SeekKey::TableRowId(rowid_key) => self.tablebtree_move_to(rowid_key, cmp),
SeekKey::IndexKey(index_key) => self.indexbtree_move_to(index_key, cmp),
};
return_if_io!(ret);
self.move_to_state = CursorMoveToState::Start;
Ok(CursorResult::Ok(()))
}
/// Insert a record into the btree.