Method UnpackBlock

codec/codec.go:154–200

()

}

func (d *Decoder) UnpackBlock() []uint64 {
	if len(d.uids) > 0 {
		// We were previously preallocating the d.uids slice to block size. This caused slowdown
		// because many blocks are small and only contain a few ints, causing wastage while still
		// paying cost of allocation.
		d.uids = d.uids[:0]
	}

	if d.blockIdx >= len(d.Pack.Blocks) {
		return d.uids
	}
	block := d.Pack.Blocks[d.blockIdx]

	last := block.Base
	d.uids = append(d.uids, last)

	tmpUids := make([]uint32, 4)
	var sum uint64
	encData := block.Deltas

	for uint32(len(d.uids)) < block.NumUids {
		if len(encData) < 17 {
			// Decode4 decodes 4 uids from encData. It moves slice(encData) forward while
			// decoding and expects it to be of length >= 4 at all the stages.
			// The SSE code tries to read 16 bytes past the header(1 byte).
			// So we are padding encData to increase its length to 17 bytes.
			// This is a workaround for https://github.com/dgryski/go-groupvarint/issues/1
			//
			// We should NEVER write to encData, because it references block.Deltas, which is laid
			// out on an allocator.
			tmp := make([]byte, 17)
			copy(tmp, encData)
			encData = tmp
		}

		groupvarint.Decode4(tmpUids, encData)
		encData = encData[groupvarint.BytesUsed[encData[0]]:]
		for i := range 4 {
			sum = last + uint64(tmpUids[i])
			d.uids = append(d.uids, sum)
			last = sum
		}
	}

	d.uids = d.uids[:block.NumUids]
	return d.uids
}

// ApproxLen returns the approximate number of UIDs in the pb.UidPack object.
func (d *Decoder) ApproxLen() int {