org.apache.flink.api.common.typeutils.base.array.BytePrimitiveArrayComparator Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: HashTableTest.java    From Flink-CEPplus with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tests that the MutableHashTable spills its partitions when creating the initial table
 * without overflow segments in the partitions. This means that the records are large.
 */
@Test
public void testSpillingWhenBuildingTableWithoutOverflow() throws Exception {
	final IOManager ioMan = new IOManagerAsync();

	try {
		final TypeSerializer<byte[]> serializer = BytePrimitiveArraySerializer.INSTANCE;
		final TypeComparator<byte[]> buildComparator = new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true);
		final TypeComparator<byte[]> probeComparator = new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true);

		@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final TypePairComparator<byte[], byte[]> pairComparator =
			new GenericPairComparator<>(
				new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true), new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true));

		final int pageSize = 128;
		final int numSegments = 33;

		List<MemorySegment> memory = getMemory(numSegments, pageSize);

		MutableHashTable<byte[], byte[]> table = new MutableHashTable<byte[], byte[]>(
			serializer,
			serializer,
			buildComparator,
			probeComparator,
			pairComparator,
			memory,
			ioMan,
			1,
			false);

		int numElements = 9;

		table.open(
			new CombiningIterator<byte[]>(
				new ByteArrayIterator(numElements, 128, (byte) 0),
				new ByteArrayIterator(numElements, 128, (byte) 1)),
			new CombiningIterator<byte[]>(
				new ByteArrayIterator(1, 128, (byte) 0),
				new ByteArrayIterator(1, 128, (byte) 1)));

		while (table.nextRecord()) {
			MutableObjectIterator<byte[]> iterator = table.getBuildSideIterator();

			int counter = 0;

			while (iterator.next() != null) {
				counter++;
			}

			// check that we retrieve all our elements
			Assert.assertEquals(numElements, counter);
		}

		table.close();
	} finally {
		ioMan.shutdown();
	}
}
Example #2
Source File: HashTableTest.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tests that the MutableHashTable spills its partitions when creating the initial table
 * without overflow segments in the partitions. This means that the records are large.
 */
@Test
public void testSpillingWhenBuildingTableWithoutOverflow() throws Exception {
	try (final IOManager ioMan = new IOManagerAsync()) {
		final TypeSerializer<byte[]> serializer = BytePrimitiveArraySerializer.INSTANCE;
		final TypeComparator<byte[]> buildComparator = new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true);
		final TypeComparator<byte[]> probeComparator = new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true);

		@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final TypePairComparator<byte[], byte[]> pairComparator =
			new GenericPairComparator<>(
				new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true), new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true));

		final int pageSize = 128;
		final int numSegments = 33;

		List<MemorySegment> memory = getMemory(numSegments, pageSize);

		MutableHashTable<byte[], byte[]> table = new MutableHashTable<byte[], byte[]>(
			serializer,
			serializer,
			buildComparator,
			probeComparator,
			pairComparator,
			memory,
			ioMan,
			1,
			false);

		int numElements = 9;

		table.open(
			new CombiningIterator<byte[]>(
				new ByteArrayIterator(numElements, 128, (byte) 0),
				new ByteArrayIterator(numElements, 128, (byte) 1)),
			new CombiningIterator<byte[]>(
				new ByteArrayIterator(1, 128, (byte) 0),
				new ByteArrayIterator(1, 128, (byte) 1)));

		while (table.nextRecord()) {
			MutableObjectIterator<byte[]> iterator = table.getBuildSideIterator();

			int counter = 0;

			while (iterator.next() != null) {
				counter++;
			}

			// check that we retrieve all our elements
			Assert.assertEquals(numElements, counter);
		}

		table.close();
	}
}
Example #3
Source File: HashTableTest.java    From flink with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tests that the MutableHashTable spills its partitions when creating the initial table
 * without overflow segments in the partitions. This means that the records are large.
 */
@Test
public void testSpillingWhenBuildingTableWithoutOverflow() throws Exception {
	try (final IOManager ioMan = new IOManagerAsync()) {
		final TypeSerializer<byte[]> serializer = BytePrimitiveArraySerializer.INSTANCE;
		final TypeComparator<byte[]> buildComparator = new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true);
		final TypeComparator<byte[]> probeComparator = new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true);

		@SuppressWarnings("unchecked") final TypePairComparator<byte[], byte[]> pairComparator =
			new GenericPairComparator<>(
				new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true), new BytePrimitiveArrayComparator(true));

		final int pageSize = 128;
		final int numSegments = 33;

		List<MemorySegment> memory = getMemory(numSegments, pageSize);

		MutableHashTable<byte[], byte[]> table = new MutableHashTable<byte[], byte[]>(
			serializer,
			serializer,
			buildComparator,
			probeComparator,
			pairComparator,
			memory,
			ioMan,
			1,
			false);

		int numElements = 9;

		table.open(
			new CombiningIterator<byte[]>(
				new ByteArrayIterator(numElements, 128, (byte) 0),
				new ByteArrayIterator(numElements, 128, (byte) 1)),
			new CombiningIterator<byte[]>(
				new ByteArrayIterator(1, 128, (byte) 0),
				new ByteArrayIterator(1, 128, (byte) 1)));

		while (table.nextRecord()) {
			MutableObjectIterator<byte[]> iterator = table.getBuildSideIterator();

			int counter = 0;

			while (iterator.next() != null) {
				counter++;
			}

			// check that we retrieve all our elements
			Assert.assertEquals(numElements, counter);
		}

		table.close();
	}
}