Compress PagedBytesAtomicFieldData's termOrdToBytesOffset #3186
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Using MonotonicAppendingLongBuffer instead of a GrowableWriter should help save several bits per value, especially when the bytes to store have similar lengths. Closes elastic#3186
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Using MonotonicAppendingLongBuffer instead of a GrowableWriter should help save several bits per value, especially when the bytes to store have similar lengths. Closes #3186
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Using MonotonicAppendingLongBuffer instead of a GrowableWriter should help save several bits per value, especially when the bytes to store have similar lengths. Closes elastic#3186
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MonotonicAppendingLongBuffer is an in-memory append-only data-structure which compresses efficiently monotonically increasing sequence of longs. We would save memory by using it in PagedBytesAtomicFieldData to store the term ordinal -> offset mapping.
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